Splitboards are a new range of boards that offer you the opportunity to not only snowboard but to then split your board down its length for you to then have a pair of cross-country skis. They are a great combo of extreme sports and a relaxing ride.
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Splitboards Reviewed
Here, we’ve listed our 5 favourite split boards.
Splitboard Comparison Table
Splitboard | Image | Price | Overall | But Now |
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Jones Hovercraft Splitboard | ![]() | $$$ | 9.5/10 | See Price |
Jones Solution Splitboard 2018 | $$$ | 9/10 | See Price | |
Burton Flight Attendant Splitboard | ![]() | $$ | 8.5/10 | See Price |
K2 Panoramic Splitboard | $$ | 8/10 | See Price | |
Salomon Snowboards Split Splitboard | ![]() | $$ | 8/10 | See Price |
K2 Panoramic Splitboard
Pros
- All terrain
- Progressive shape
Cons
- Price
- Not for beginners
Jones Solution Splitboard 2018
Pros
- Leading design
- Manufacturer quality
Cons
- Price
- Not entry level
Burton Flight Attendant Splitboard

Pros
- As good as a regular snowboard
- All terrain
Cons
- Price
- Not for beginners
Salomon Snowboards Split Splitboard

Pros
- Great for the backcountry
- Versatile
Cons
- Price
- Difficult to master
Split the board down the middle and you have a pair of back country skis that give you the same combo of control, speed and stability while out on the flats.
Click to Check Lowest PriceJones Hovercraft Splitboard

Pros
- Quality design and build
- Versatile
Cons
- High Price
- Not for beginners
The board has reinforced plates for extra durability, and the skis perform as well as the board itself once you split it.
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Hopefully this will help you make an informed decision about buying your first or your next splitboard.
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