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Voile SD Mojo Split Snowboard

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Voile SD Mojo Split Snowboard

The Voile Split Decision Mojo Splitboard splits in two for uphill efficiency, the converts back into a solid, tapered all-mountain board for the ride back down. Voile invented the splitboard concept, and has been the industry in backcountry snowboard design ever since. Lightweight construction means less effort on the skin-track up, while new, capped edges improve edge hold. Voile also gave the new Mojo board 7mm of taper this season, which improves turn initiation and helps the nose rise out of the snow in powder. The result is more float, more fun, and more freshies. Each Split Decision board comes complete with board, mounting hardware, a climbing bar for improved uphill efficiency, and 130mm tractor skins. The universal sliding track mounting system has been proven on expeditions throughout the world, and works with your current boots and bindings.

Bottom Line: Innovative design and proven construction come together to give snowboarders the mobility and freedom they need to explore the backcountry.

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will it works on the moon?how its about ice-snow(the hard one...

will it works on the moon?
how its about ice-snow(the hard one in spring times at morning)?

By: till.weber2184402 (1)
April 22, 2008

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SD Mojo Split Snowboard

By: Chris in UT (2)
March 20, 2008

Very satisfied with Voile's high quality snowboard construction. Appreciated excellent technical videos, tips & instructions at www.voile-usa.com. First days out took took about 10 mins to reconfigure from skinning to riding, needed a sheltered area to work without gloves. Board likes powder and big mountain turns, is noodle-ly on hardpack. Must take care initially mounting your standard snowboard bindings to get stance properly dialed in. Spooky on little downhills when climbing, but much faster up than snowshoes!

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best boot for use?

By: jwrinvt2121080 (2)
March 15, 2008

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My search of the forums and talk with other splitters indicates for edging use soft 3 strap hard shell AT boots like: Garmont Mega lite, Scarpa F1, Scarpa Spirit 3, Scarpa Matrix. For less demanding splitting and more feel downhill, stiff soft boots like Burton Driver X, DC Ghost, or Salomon Malamute.

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March 18, 2008

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best boots to use?

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March 15, 2008

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I think the Burton Driver X are the best BC boot I've used. They are super stiff without having to go to a hard boot. Very responsive, comfortable and easy to get on and off.

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March 19, 2008

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I know it will work on the moon but what I want to know is it...

I know it will work on the moon but what I want to know is it long enough for me
I weigh 147 lbs and am 5'6" tall
According to your size chart its a bit on the small side for me.I'll be using the heck out of it as a ski patroller.Right now my mountain board is a 151 Blunt
Thanks
Mick

By: mickstuff2120416 (1)
March 14, 2008

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I'm 5ft 7in, weigh 140lb and I ride a Split Decision 166. Although I like a longer board (my resort board is a 158 Custom). I say size up a bit. If I were you, I'd get least at least the 161cm. These boards have a pretty healthy sidecut so they're quick on edge. Plus you'll enjoy the longer length on traverses and in the deep stuff.

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April 16, 2008

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B+ BACKCOUNTRY BOARD

By: GREAT BOARD FOR THE BACKCOUNTRY (1)
January 2, 2008

This board is great for the backcountry. I have used several times on day hikes and on a several day backcountry adventure. It functioned as well as my AT/tele friends skis. The only downfall is you HAVE to keep the back ski tips apart while skinning. If you hit the back latch pieces/bolts againts the edge they will be damaged. I had to add epoxy to the back tips and added a homemade deflector to help with this problem. Other than that is an AWESOME board!!!!

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:	154cm, 161cm, 166cm, 171cm
Effective Edge:	[161cm] 1217mm
Waist Width:	[161cm] 250mm
Sidecut Radius:	[161cm] 7.9m
Core Material:	Wood
Base:	Sintered
Skins Included:	Yes, Tractor skins
Weight:	8lbs (3.64kg)
Recommended Use:	Backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty:	1 Year

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