Uprise Split
Escape the expected
The Uprise Splitboard is designed for all-mountain escapism and human-powered good times. This directional anarchist of a board features our Free-The-Ride camber profile for stability and sure-footedness on the ascent and makes short work of whatever you find on the ride down. The Uprise Splitboard is a burly yet responsive board, thanks to its directional shape and a mellow sidecut. Featuring Karakoram Ultraclips for simplicity and rattle-free riding, the Uprise is compatible with any traditional splitboard specific bindings. Pucks, skins, and bindings are all sold separately.
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Flex
Playful
Precise
Terrain Map
4
9
9
Park
All-Mtn
Powder
Camber
Nose
Tail
Rocker
Camber
FREE-THE-RIDE
Designed for all-mountain prowess and float in the deep. Rockered in the nose, flat under the front foot, with a positive cambered tail.
Shape and Hotrods
Directional Shape
Boards with significantly longer noses than tails, typically featuring taper to keep them nimble and floating in deep snow.
Bamboo HotRods
Two bamboo HotRods in the board’s nose and two bamboo HotRods in the tail; powerful and versatile.
Board Contents
Topsheet
Triax Glass
Fiberglass running in three different axes, built for torsionally rigidity and added snap.
Stomp Core
Our most stable and predictable core, built with 100% poplar construction.
Biax Glass
Fiberglass with two different axes, built to be more torsionally playful and flexible.
Powerslide Base
A new base material that features improved wax absorption, increased durability and the most bang for your buck.
Uprise Split Size Chart
| Length (cm) | 153 | 158 | 162 | 165 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waist Width (cm) | 25.0 | 25.6 | 25.8 | 25.8 |
| Weight Recommendation (Lbs) |
130-174 |
152-196 |
169-213 |
183-227 |
| Weight Recommendation (Kg) |
59.0-79.0 |
69.0-89.0 |
77.0-97.0 |
83.0-103.0 |
| Boot Size (us/uk) |
8-11 / 7-10 |
9-12 / 8-11 |
9-12 / 8-11 |
9-12 / 8-11 |
| Boot Size (eu/cm) |
41-45 / 26.0-29.0 |
42-47 / 27.0-30.0 |
42-47 / 27.0-30.0 |
42-47 / 27.0-30.0 |
Customer Reviews
Ive been using the Uprise Split 158cm for two seasons, and have been SO impressed with this split. It is a do it all, ride anyting, work horse of a split that has held up through some serious abuse. I am 5'8" and 135lbs and I mainly ride in the PNW so I sized up to the 158cm to account for some heavier snow, and being able to point it through some chunder if need be. The sidecut of the board allows for easy hop turns, and navigating through tight tress with ease, even with the added 3cm to my prefreed 155cm sizing. The price point on this split is amazing for the quality of board you get. The only two things I would like to see would be a 155cm size offering and moving away from through mounts for the split hardware. Love this board!!
I'm riding the 58' Uprise w/ Karakoram Nomads and absolutely love it. Two seasons plus on this deck have had many an up ski. Board feels so confidence inspiring that I actually hung up my daily driver (Artifact Pro) to ride soley the uprise. Such a fun ride quality , camber for life...hooks up in any and all conditions, super fun carver lays down some nice lines. The uprise is great off piste, in the trees, and slicing and dicing Vermont's tightest tree lines etc. Even put the East coast death ice to shame when applicable. I love this board because simply put it rides like a split board should....like a snowboard not "oh hey let me go back to the truck to get my snowboard for some party laps..."
This splitboard is great! if you are taking a small hike form the lift or leaving from the parking lot, this board can do it all, ups and downs. This splitboard can rival any other split on the market, and Most split boards this quality are going in the $800-$1000 range
I'm loving the new Uprise Split! I've been riding a Rome Whiteroom for years and loved it, but this is definitely an upgrade. More solid underfoot and touch more nose rocker to keep you floating in the pow you skinned up to rip. Very poppy as well with a strong tail, so you can nail a few tricks for cliff drops on your way back to the trailhead. I'm living in Hokkaido, Japan and this is my go-to backcountry tool to eat up all the powder here on the north island.
This board wants to turn and it sure does it well! After coming off and old Burton split the Uprise feels amazing underfoot.
