Most splitboards on the market have a camber profile, but both the nose and the tail have an exaggeratedly long rocker, significantly shortening the contact length. Our bet for this splitboard with traditional camber profile is due to the exceptional behaviour in the different types of snow that we find in our mountains, the versatility of the traditional camber is undeniable. This snow assortment goes from hard, powder, crust, soup, etc. in a single day on the mountain.

So a long contact length helps us a lot both when jibbing because of the larger surface area in contact with the snow, and when descending because of the quick response due to the reactive nature of the Splitboard with camber profile. This will allow us to enjoy more of our outings exploring new places and places at the same time that we will feel safer on our Splitboard Mendiboard.