Voile Split Decision Mojo Splitboard

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Voile Split Decision Mojo Splitboard

17.04.2010 03:31 Comments: 1 Categories: Snowsport Snowboarding Snowboards Splitboards Snowboards_Men's Snowboards_Women's Tags: voile

Voile Split Mojo-RX Splitboard - 2010/2011 - Specification
Snowboard style	Split
Snowboard shape	Directional
Snowboard camber	Mixed
Overall length	154 / 161 / 166 / 171 cm
Effective edge	115.9 / 121.7 / 126.4 / 131.1 cm
Waist width	24 / 25.5 / 25.7 / 25.9 cm
Sidecut radius	7.5 / 8 / 8.5 / 9 meters
Stance setback	3 centimeters
Core	Wood
Construction	Cap
Bolt pattern	Voile interface
Average weight	7.7 / 8 / 8.5 / 8.8 pounds 3.5 / 3.63 / 3.85 / 4 Kg
Recommended Rider Weight	154cm: 90-130lb, (41-59kg) 161cm: 120-170lb, (54-77kg) 166cm: 140-200lb, (64-91kg) 171cm: 160-220+lb, (73-100+kg)
Gender	Unisex

Pros

Carving ability
- stiff, and responsive, amazing in the powder and flying down the groomers (progressive sidecut gives riders a lighter board that responds to your every move)
Well Balanced
- it floats like nothing else out there
- the board can be a little unstable on the icy crud (but only on ice and at low speeds)
- I was amazed at how well I could climb. Steeper parts actually felt easier, especially with the heel bar raised
Splitting
- have had no problems converting to skis and back
- storing them and changing the binding positions can sometimes feel a little long when it's -25 to -30 C

Cons

Dings easily
- a board that comes in at roughly a grand, it racks up dings, dents and nicks rather easily, especially on the top sheet
Heavy
- due to its weight its hard to generate pop (don't worry it'll still float)

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Voile Split Mojo-RX Splitboard - 2010/2011 - Pictures

Voile Split Mojo-RX Splitboard - 2010/2011 - Video

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	kalykos wrote 759 Days Ago (neutral)
	0 surfing on the ice and flies carrying a stable board, hmmm... may be useful at low speeds and may find it easier if picked up at the heel bar, wonderful when we play the above :-)

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