Amplid Kodama 156cm
The Amplid Kodama is a splitboard built for powder / tree runs. Built to handle deep snow and tight lines through the trees — a board that rewards commitment.
Who is the Amplid Kodama for?
The Kodama is best suited for advanced riders weighing 65-90 kg. It rides best in powder, tree runs, freeride, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.
Construction & specs
- Shape: Tapered Directional
- Profile: Low Camber (subtle camber)
- Base: Extruded 4 Base
- Flex: 6/10 (medium)
- Sizes: 156 cm
- Rider weight: 65-90 kg
Ride Feel
The directional outline combined with a full camber produces predictable, confidence-inspiring turn initiation across deep snow and variable backcountry conditions. At flex 6, this board balances edge hold and forgiveness — responsive enough for demanding terrain without punishing imperfect technique. The construction keeps the board responsive underfoot without adding unnecessary swing weight for the way up.
Verdict: Amplid Kodama
The Amplid Kodama Split is a Japanese-inspired powder board from Amplid — the name refers to the forest spirits of Japanese folklore, and the board’s design reflects a focus on soft, deep snow movement. Amplid’s engineering precision applied to a playful powder shape results in a board that floats effortlessly and responds to subtle body movement. Buy the Amplid Kodama Split if you travel to Japan or similar consistent powder environments and want a high-quality purpose-built powder board from one of Europe’s most technically sophisticated brands. Skip it as your only board — the powder focus means it underperforms in firm or variable conditions outside of its ideal environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What skill level is the Amplid Kodama for?
experienced. Beginners can ride it but won’t fully benefit from the responsiveness and flex this board offers.
What rider weight suits the Amplid Kodama?
The manufacturer-recommended rider weight is 65-90 kg. Riders outside this range may find the board too soft or too stiff.
What terrain suits the Amplid Kodama?
Powder and bosritten, freeride. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Kodama scores well.