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Weston Backwoods Splitboard has been discontinued by Weston and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Snow, Snowboarding, Snowboards yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
The Backwoods is a powder and freeride hybrid that prefers trees, powder and steeps. Like most powder boards, the Backwoods has a very wide nose and a tapered tail, but it differentiates itself with a mid-stiff flex, the Freeride camber-dominant profile and only 10mm of setback. This combination keeps the board nimble in trees, reliable on crud, and floaty in deep snow. A powerful core of poplar and bamboo stringers helps keep this board smooth and surfy while tip to tail carbon stringers give it a little extra pop. The castor bean based, Rugged Nylon topsheet, helps shed snow and adds durability while the Sintered 4001 base provides top of the line speed in a minimalist black design to create seamless repairs. All of this helps the Backwoods to slay pow while still performing in variable conditions as you hop from pow stash to pow stash.
As with all the splitboards, they shift the touring bracket forward to make kick-turns a breeze and on this model they utilize active latching Karakoram UltraClips 2.0, installed with the holeless base technology, to help create the most responsive ride.
Features of Weston Backwoods Splitboard
Wood Composition - Poplar - 91%/Bamboo - 9%
Shape - Tapered Directional
Camber Profile - Freeride
Topsheet - Castor Bean Based Rugged Nylon
Layup Fibers - Tri-Axial Fiber Glass
Carbon Fiber Stringers - 2x Tip to Tail
Base Material - Sintered Durasurf 4001 + Aluminum Tip + Holeless
Sidewall - Polyurethane (PU)
Split-Tech - Shifted Touring Bracket Position
Clips - Karakoram UltraClip 2.0
Tip & Tail Clips - Karakoram Tip-Loc
Skin Attachment - Tip Holes + Tail Notches
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Weston Backwoods Splitboard
Customer Reviews for Weston Backwoods Splitboard
Read All (7)
by
Warbird,
from UT, United States
Updated on February 19, 2024
I've ridden this splitboard for a few years now and even stopping and going to other brands and eventually coming back this season. I ride the solid in resort and call it the quiver killer of boards and I feel the same way about the splitboard, the taper on this split allows for more float and makes this nimble and quick edge to edge but at the same time and can feel so surfy. ... Read more
by
Zgriff,
from CO, United States
Updated on December 11, 2020
I think the Backwoods rules. It is a fun feeling to have such a fat nose and tapered, cambered profile with riser on the nose + set back stance. It crushes big lines, open faces and loves to spray slashes. It's like a big wave surf gun out there.
by
Brian Lee,
Verified Owner
from CO, United States
Updated on March 8, 2020
This board is sick! Great for pow but I was even more surprised how hard I could ride it in various conditions. Quality materials. A little heavy, but I’d say that’s a good thing when looking for durability. So go forth and slay pow.
by
Jon,
from CO, United States
Updated on March 4, 2020
Great splitboard. We have done two backcountry trips with this board, first for an AIARE 1 class and one trip to RNMP. The board performs really well in deep powder. We also rode hardpack and a soft skin track and it did well in both.
by
Husted Guiding,
from CO, United States
Updated on November 15, 2019
This split has been the most versatile board I have ever owned... Hands down! It's a directional board with excellent torsional flex that makes smooth transition between turns and ideal for all abilities. The core and construction seems to dampen any rough condition you may run into and has an early rise nose that helps propel you of deep snow. Perfect all season board that can... Read more
by
Lawson,
from CO, United States
Updated on November 13, 2019
Ive been a magazine gear guide gear tester and avid splitboarder for years now. And I love the backwoods. So Sick. The traditional trade-off is agility/ playfulness vs stiffness/ stability. The backwoods is a 9/10 on both categories. The short stiff tail lets you dance around when the runout is tight trees, The big nose provedes beautiful float without giving it a surfy wa... Read more
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