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Why We Like The Uprise Split Snowboard
Simplification and escapism are the core themes of Rome's Uprise Split Snowboard. With a light and stable design, this backcountry beast gets us away from the resort crowds with ease. The board's rocker-to-camber profile not only blasts through the steep and deep with undeniable float, but its steady shape also ensures sure-footedness on the skin track ascent. After our smooth stride uphill, included Karakoram clips snap the splitboard together for a rattle-free ride.
Details
- Escapist splitboard streamlining both uphill and downhill travel
- Free-The-Ride camber for a sure-footed ascent and board control
- Floaty rocker nose excels in deep snow without sacrificing edge hold
- Medium-stiff flex offers high response to carve through trees
- Light and stable Stompcore crafted from 100% poplar wood
- Bamboo HotRods milled into the core to increase pressable play
- Wax-absorbing extruded Powerslide base delivers surprising speed
- Included Karakoram Ultraclips simplify setup and ensure a safe ride
Specs
Length: 153cm, 158cm, 162cm, 165cm
Profile: Free-The-Ride (rocker in the nose, flat under the front foot, positive camber to the tail)
Shape: directional
Flex: medium-stiff (8 out of 10 on Rome's scale)
Effective Edge:
- [153cm] 1180mm
- [158cm] 1220mm
- [162cm] 1260mm
- [165cm] 1290mm
Waist Width:
- [153cm] 250mm
- [158cm] 256mm
- [162cm] 258mm
- [165cm] 258mm
Sidecut Radius:
- [153cm] 8.33m
- [158cm] 8.9m
- [162cm] 8.95m
- [165cm] 9.04m
Stance Width:
- [153cm] 21in
- [158cm, 162cm, 165cm] 22in
Stance Setback: 0.8in
Mount: 4-hole
Core: Stompcore (100% poplar)
Laminate: biax, triax
Base: Powerslide (extruded)
Base Color: fixed
Hardware Included: Karakoram Ultraclips
Skins Included: not included
Recommended Rider Weight:
- [153cm] 110 - 165lb
- [158cm] 145 - 210lb
- [162cm] 160 - 230lb+
- [165cm] 160 - 230lb+
Activity: backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years
