Furberg All Mtn Splitboard

We shed some light on the key differences between the Allmountain Split and the Freeride Split from Furberg. Both boards have the floorboard technology integrated but also differ in areas of use.

[@pepsidpt3412]

Been on Furberg for 4 years now, Customer service and contact is insanely good and cooperative.
Nothing but happy with the board(s) and the brand 🖤

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa7166]

tried allmntn 167 during split and relax test fest. the board has avery comfortable split flex pattern - stiff in the middle, softer in the tips. it does help a lot while skinning. compared with korua split back to back. easier to skin on furberg. on descents i thoroughly enjoyed the pivoting quality of the shape and flex pattern. it was extremely easy to turn in the trees in both soft and slushy heavy snow. i was surprised that i did not have to adjust to the board. another great quality i ve noticed was how easy the board goes through obstacles, transition zones from steeps into the flats and moguls. great split board

[@__AMM__]

Nice approach with the floorboard technology. But how effective is the scraping/cleaning with Phantom or Karakoram bindings where the plates of the bindings overhang the center?

[@dallascoxsmk1]

The splitboard shop here in Utah sales Furberg’s and I’ve had my eye on them. Would love to demo one.

[@andiandholly]

are there shops in austria? and is this board good for backcountry kind of freeriding, sometimes steep terrain too, but not straight lining like xavier

[@christenroede]

Andi Eigl Thats what they are made for, go for it! Check out Endless winter 3 here on YT to see team rider @kriskopa and friends take it to the next level.

[@milocorsic4962]

I'm interested of the weight of this board... I think is a good question for all dealers on the model who present

[@splitboardingeu]

The weight will be published on our page

[@milocorsic4962]

@@splitboardingeu ok ty

[@n8omg]

9th season on Furbergs, and they rip!