Chimera Sceptre
Chimera’s award-winning all-round backcountry workhorse: a mid-taper shape with a wider nose and longer tail for float in powder, stability and forgiveness in variable snow, and good balance for trail breaking. Sizes 158 and 162 cm.
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What Chimera built it for
A good match if you…
- you want one split for any conditions (Chimera’s description)
- you break trail a lot: Chimera says it’s balanced in ski mode
Skip it if…
- you need a size under 158 cm
- you want a big-mountain charger: the Hermit
What’s inside
For traction on the skin track, per Chimera.
What Chimera publishes, and what it doesn’t
We only show what the brand publishes. Where a number is missing, we say so instead of filling the gap.
Size chart
| Size | Waist | Nose / tail | Eff. edge | Sidecut | Taper | Ref. stance | Rider weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 158 cm | 254 mm | 305 / 290 mm | Not published | 8.1 m | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| 162 cm | 259 mm | 309 / 294 mm | Not published | 8.7 m | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Source: chimerasnowboards.com, checked 6 Nov 2026.
Questions about the Sceptre
Which Sceptre Split size fits?
Chimera doesn’t publish rider weights per size. Compare waist width and length with your current board, or ask Chimera.
What’s the Sceptre Carbonite?
Chimera also sells a Sceptre Carbonite version; this page covers the regular Sceptre Split.