Amplid Freequencer Splitboard
The Amplid Freequencer is a splitboard built for all-round touring. A dedicated backcountry tool built to perform where lifts don’t go and the snowpack does the work.
Who is the Amplid Freequencer for?
The Freequencer is best suited for advanced to expert riders weighing 60-85 kg. It rides best in touring, all-mountain, freeride, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.
Construction & specs
- Shape: Tapered Directional
- Profile: Cruise Camber (camber with lichte rise in nose)
- Base: Extruded 4 Base
- Flex: 6/10 (medium)
- Sizes: 148 cm · 153 cm · 158 cm · 163 cm · 166 cm
- Rider weight: 55–92 kg (size dependent)
Available Sizes
| Size | Suggested rider weight | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|
| 148 cm | 55–70 kg | Shorter riders, playful feel, tight trees |
| 153 cm | 60–75 kg | Average height, versatile all-rounder |
| 158 cm | 65–80 kg | Most popular size, balanced touring performance |
| 163 cm | 70–85 kg | Taller riders, more float in deep snow |
| 166 cm | 75–92 kg | Big riders, maximum stability and float |
Ride Feel
The directional outline combined with a full camber produces predictable, confidence-inspiring turn initiation across long touring days across variable backcountry terrain. 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 Freequencer
The Freequencer’s volume-shifted design means the board is shorter than expected for your weight but floats like a board 10cm longer, thanks to the wide nose and tapered tail. Compared to a traditional directional board like the Jones Solution, the Freequencer turns with far less effort in deep snow and is far more maneuverable in tight trees. On hardpack, the softer flex and wide nose give less feedback than a stiffer board. Buy the Freequencer if powder is 70%+ of your riding and you want something playful that doesn’t fight you in the trees. Skip it if you regularly ride variable conditions — the Freequencer is a specialist, not a quiver killer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What skill level is the Amplid Freequencer for?
advanced to expert. Beginners can ride it but won’t fully benefit from the responsiveness and flex this board offers.
What rider weight suits the Amplid Freequencer?
The mid size targets riders of 60-85 kg. Across all sizes the Freequencer covers 45-105 kg — choose the size that matches your weight.
What terrain suits the Amplid Freequencer?
Touring and all-mountain, freeride. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Freequencer scores well.