The Borealis Alpine Pro Split is a splitboard built for freeride. A freeride-focused split that rewards aggressive, committed riding in open backcountry terrain.

Who is the Borealis Alpine Pro Split for?

The Alpine Pro Split is best suited for expert riders weighing 70-95 kg. It rides best in big mountain freeride, technical terrain, steep, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.

Construction & specs

• Shape: Directional Twin
• Profile: Directional CamRock
• Base: Sintered Electra 4000
• Flex: 8/10 (stiff)
• Sizes: 162 cm
• Rider weight: 70-95 kg

Ride Feel

with a stevige flex and a Directional Rocker profile offers this board maximale control bij high speeds and in steil terrein. De core is the UL Forest Core, a ultralichte samenstelling that het klimmen significantly vergemakkelijkt zonder in to leveren op stiffness. Borealis has the board equipped with Carbon Power Bars voor explosieve energie-overdracht and stability under the feet. The Nidutek topsheet is designed to sneeuwophoping tegen to gaan, wat cruciaal is tijdens long beklimmingen. with a snelle IS7200 Sintered Base and hoogwaardige split-clips is the Alpine Pro klaar voor elke expedition. This board is bij uitstek geschikt voor advancede tot expert rijders that looking for a reliable partner for big mountain lines and technische couloirs.

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Verdict: Borealis Alpine Pro Split

The Borealis Alpine Split is Borealis’s hard-snow and steep-terrain specialist — a stiffer, more alpine-oriented board than the freeride-focused Koi. Built for riders who push into firm, technical terrain where edge hold and stability at speed matter more than powder float. Compared to the Koi, the Alpine is more demanding and more rewarding on hardpack, ice, and couloirs. Buy the Borealis Alpine Split if you’re an experienced rider who frequently encounters firm, steep terrain and wants a board engineered for that specific challenge. Skip it if powder and all-mountain versatility are your priorities — the Koi is better there, and the Alpine’s stiff character can feel punishing in soft snow.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What skill level is the Borealis Alpine Pro Split for?

Expert. Beginners can ride it but won’t fully benefit from the responsiveness and flex this board offers.

What rider weight suits the Borealis Alpine Pro Split?

The manufacturer-recommended rider weight is 70-95 kg. Riders outside this range may find the board too soft or too stiff.

What terrain suits the Borealis Alpine Pro Split?

Big mountain and technisch terrein, steep. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Alpine Pro Split scores well.