Weston Backcountry Eclipse Splitboard

Yes, it is specifically engineered for backcountry enthusiasts with smaller feet. The geometry and flex pattern are tuned to provide better control and maneuverability for riders who often struggle with board width on standard splitboards.

The Eclipse features SplitTech inner edges, which provide extra grip when you are in tour mode. Combined with the camber underfoot, this gives you the reliable edge hold needed for navigating steep, icy sidehills.

Absolutely. It features a directional shape with a wide, rockered nose and a subtle swallowtail, which helps keep the board on top of deep snow without requiring you to lean back excessively.

The Slayer Split Core uses poplar and bamboo stringers, reinforced with tip-to-tail carbon. This combination creates a board that is lightweight for climbing but snappy and responsive when you are riding technical lines.

Yes, the Eclipse is compatible with the Skinlock system, making it easy to attach and secure your skins. It is designed to work seamlessly with most standard splitboard skin setups.

The board uses a Sintered Durasurf 4001 base, which is high-speed and durable enough to handle variable backcountry conditions. It also features UHMW sidewalls and a rugged topsheet to withstand the inevitable dings and scrapes of mountain travel.