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Why We Like The Weston Seeker Splitboard
The Weston Seeker Splitboard is our top choice for beginners venturing into the backcountry. Its reliable design and user-friendly features make it the perfect companion for those first backcountry experiences.
What sets the Seeker apart is Weston's commitment to providing all the necessary technology for backcountry exploration without overwhelming newcomers with unnecessary features.
Featuring a medium flex, the Seeker is easy to maneuver, allowing beginners to learn and navigate unexplored terrain with confidence. Its powerful wood core and snappy hybrid-camber profile provide a lively and responsive ride comparable to stiffer alternatives.
Furthermore, Weston's Split Tech ensures that both uphill and downhill travel are equally enjoyable, thanks to its grippy inner edges and included hardware. This means you can keep exploring the backcountry lap after lap.
Product Details
- Ease your entry into the backcountry with this dependable splitboard
- The multi-radial shape offers increased float in the nose and power in the tail
- Directional Freeride Camber provides excellent pop, control, and glide
- Medium flex offers forgiveness and allows you to learn the quirks of the backcountry
- No-frills poplar core increases snappiness, durability, and damping for a reliable performance
- Sintered base excels in both sticky snow and powder conditions
- Triax glass construction provides lively response and stability on steep terrain
Specs
Length: 149cm, 153cm
Profile: Freeride Camber
Shape: Directional Tapered (9mm)
Flex: Medium (6 of 10 on Weston's scale)
Effective Edge: [149cm] 1120mm, [153cm] 1150mm
Waist Width: [149cm] 246mm, [153cm] 248mm
Sidecut Radius: [149cm] 9.3 / 7.4 / 7.1 / 8.4m, [153cm] 9.5 / 7.6 / 7.3 / 8.6m
Stance Width: [149cm] 19in, [153cm] 19.5in
Stance Setback: 1.57in
Mount: 4-hole
Core: Standard Split (100% poplar)
Laminate: Triax
Sidewalls: ABS
Base: Sintered Durasurf 4001
Hardware Included: Phantom Hercules Hooks, Spark R&D Tip & Tail Clips
Activity: Backcountry Snowboarding
