All-mountain
Meridian
The do-everything daily driver for riders who log real days.
$619
Splitboard
Traverse Splitboard
$849
The Traverse is built for the skin up and the ride down in equal measure. A directional backcountry shape with a supportive flex, it climbs efficiently and then rides like a proper solid board once you clip back in — no compromise float on the descent.
Demo shop — checkout is not wired. Free binding mount on every board.
Highlights
- Splits into two skis for touring; clips into one solid-feeling board for the descent
- Directional hybrid camber: float on the up-top snow, drive on the firm skin track
- Pre-cut skin tips/tails and standard split hardware compatibility
- Paulownia-light core keeps the climb honest without going noodly on the way down
The verdict
A splitboard that doesn't make you pay for the up on the way down. It skins efficiently, transitions without a fight, and — the part most splits get wrong — actually rides like a real board once you're back in one piece. Your passport to the quiet snow.
Who it’s for
- Backcountry touring and earning your turns
- Splitboard-curious riders stepping out of the resort
- Mixed days: a firm skin up to soft snow on top
Not for: Resort-only riders — a solid board is stiffer, cheaper and simpler if you never leave the gates.
Specs
- Lengths
- 156, 159, 162 cm
- Flex
- Medium-stiff (7/10)
- Profile
- Directional hybrid camber
- Shape
- Directional
- Stance
- Setback 25 mm
- Sidecut radius
- 8.4 m
- Core
- Paulownia / poplar
- Base
- Sintered 7200
- Terrain
- Backcountry touring, powder
- Rider level
- Advanced → expert