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  • Amplid Surf Shuttle

    The Amplid Surf Shuttle is a splitboard built for powder freeride. A dedicated backcountry tool built to perform where lifts don’t go and the snowpack does the work.

    Who is the Amplid Surf Shuttle for?

    The Surf Shuttle is best suited for advanced to expert riders weighing 75-100 kg. It rides best in powder, freeride, tree runs, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.

    Construction & specs

    • Shape: Fishtail Directional
    • Profile: Cruise Camber (camber with lichte rise in nose)
    • Base: Sintered 7 HD Base
    • Flex: 6/10 (medium)
    • Sizes: 161cm
    • Rider weight: size dependent — see size guide below

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    157cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    161cm Taller riders, more stability and float

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    161cm Taller riders, more stability and float

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    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.

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    Verdict: Amplid Surf Shuttle

    The Amplid Surf Pistol Split is Amplid’s most radical shape — a snowsurf board that prioritizes surfing sensation over everything else. Wide, short, and with a pronounced swallowtail, it generates float and pivot in a way that feels genuinely surf-like on powder days. Compared to the Freequencer, the Surf Pistol is far more specialized and demands confidence in the backcountry. Buy the Amplid Surf Pistol Split if you’re an experienced backcountry rider drawn to snowsurf aesthetics and want the ultimate soft-snow experience from Amplid. Skip it if this would be your primary board — the specialized shape needs deep snow to perform at its best.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare powder splitboards

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What skill level is the Amplid Surf Shuttle 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 Surf Shuttle?

    The mid size targets riders of 75-100 kg. Across all sizes the Surf Shuttle covers 65-100 kg — choose the size that matches your weight.

    What terrain suits the Amplid Surf Shuttle?

    Powder and freeride, bosritten. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Surf Shuttle scores well.

  • Amplid Tour Operator

    The Amplid Tour Operator is a splitboard built for all-mountain touring. A versatile touring platform that handles variable conditions on the way up and rides confidently in mixed terrain on the descent.

    Who is the Amplid Tour Operator for?

    The Tour Operator is best suited for advanced riders weighing 55-80 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: Low Camber (subtle camber)
    • Base: Sintered 7 HD Base
    • Flex: 7/10 (medium-stiff)
    • Sizes: 153cm · 156cm · 159cm · 162cm
    • Rider weight: size dependent — see size guide below

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    148cm Shorter riders, playful feel, tight terrain
    153cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    156cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    159cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    162cm Taller riders, more stability and float

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    153cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    156cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    159cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    162cm Taller riders, more stability and float

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    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 7, 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.

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    Verdict: Amplid Tour Operator

    The Tour Operator is Amplid’s efficiency-first build — designed for riders who take skinning seriously. Lighter than the Freequencer and more directional, it covers ground efficiently without sacrificing too much on the way down. Compared to the Freequencer, the Tour Operator is better suited for multi-day trips and long approaches where the playful volume-shift shape would become a liability. Buy the Tour Operator if you prioritize skinning efficiency and do long, committing backcountry days. Skip it if powder float and playfulness are your goals — the Freequencer is more fun in those conditions.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare touring sessions splitboards

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What skill level is the Amplid Tour Operator 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 Tour Operator?

    The mid size targets riders of 55-80 kg. Across all sizes the Tour Operator covers 45-100 kg — choose the size that matches your weight.

    What terrain suits the Amplid Tour Operator?

    Touring and all-mountain, freeride. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Tour Operator scores well.

  • 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.

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    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.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare powder splitboards

    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.

  • Amplid Metamorph 155cm

    Amplid Metamorph 155cm

    The Amplid Metamorph is a splitboard built for high-alpine freeride. A dedicated backcountry tool built to perform where lifts don’t go and the snowpack does the work.

    Who is the Amplid Metamorph for?

    The Metamorph is best suited for expert riders weighing 70-95 kg. It rides best in freeride, technical terrain, touring, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.

    Construction & specs

    • Shape: Tapered Directional
    • Profile: Traction Camber (agressief camberprofiel voor grip)
    • Base: Sintered 7 Base
    • Flex: 8/10 (stiff)
    • Sizes: 155 cm
    • Rider weight: 70-95 kg

    Ride Feel

    The directional outline combined with a full camber produces predictable, confidence-inspiring turn initiation across steep, demanding backcountry terrain and firm alpine snow. At flex 8, this board delivers precise, powerful edge hold on firm snow and rewards aggressive riding technique. The construction keeps the board responsive underfoot without adding unnecessary swing weight for the way up.

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    Verdict: Amplid Metamorph

    The Amplid Metamorph Split is a shape-shifting all-mountain board from Amplid — a design that aims to perform across more conditions than their more specialized models. Where the Freequencer leans freeride and the Milligram leans ultralight touring, the Metamorph tries to split the difference, delivering a balanced feel across powder, mixed, and firm conditions. Buy the Amplid Metamorph Split if you want Amplid’s engineering and material quality in a more versatile package that doesn’t specialize as aggressively as their other models. Skip it if you know exactly what kind of terrain you ride most — a specialized board will serve you better than a generalist when conditions are predictable.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare freeride splitboards

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What skill level is the Amplid Metamorph for?

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

    What rider weight suits the Amplid Metamorph?

    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 Amplid Metamorph?

    Freeride and technisch terrein, touring sessions. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Metamorph scores well.

  • Amplid Milligram Split

    Amplid Milligram Split

    The Amplid Milligram Split is a splitboard built for backcountry freeride. A dedicated backcountry tool built to perform where lifts don’t go and the snowpack does the work.

    Who is the Amplid Milligram Split for?

    The Milligram Split is best suited for advanced to expert riders weighing 60-85 kg. It rides best in touring, powder, all-mountain, for splitboarders who want one board that handles these conditions.

    Construction & specs

    • Shape: Tapered Directional
    • Profile: Traction Camber (agressief camberprofiel voor grip)
    • Base: Sintered 7 Base
    • Flex: 7/10 (medium-stiff)
    • Sizes: 155cm · 159cm · 162cm · 165cm
    • Rider weight: size dependent — see size guide below

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    151cm Shorter riders, playful feel, tight terrain
    155cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    159cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    162cm Taller riders, more stability and float
    165cm Tall or heavier riders, maximum float and drive

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    155cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    159cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    162cm Taller riders, more stability and float
    165cm Tall or heavier riders, maximum float and drive

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    Available Sizes

    Size Best suited for
    155cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    159cm Average height, versatile all-rounder
    162cm Taller riders, more stability and float
    165cm Tall or heavier riders, maximum float and drive

    Choose a smaller size for a more playful, manoeuvrable feel in tight terrain. Go larger for more float in deep snow and higher-speed stability on longer descents.

    Ride Feel

    The directional outline combined with a full camber produces predictable, confidence-inspiring turn initiation across steep, demanding backcountry terrain and firm alpine snow. At flex 7, 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.

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    Verdict: Amplid Milligram Split

    The Milligram is Amplid’s ultralight touring specialist — built for riders who prioritize efficiency over everything else. Where the Freequencer is designed to maximize the descent, the Milligram is designed to minimize the effort of getting there. The lighter weight is genuinely noticeable on 4+ hour skin days, and the board performs respectably on the way down for its weight class. Buy the Milligram if you do long, committing alpine tours where weight is a genuine safety and fatigue factor. Skip it if your touring days are shorter and you want to maximize descent performance — the Freequencer or Amplid Tour Operator rewards you more on the way down.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare touring sessions splitboards

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What skill level is the Amplid Milligram Split for?

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

    What rider weight suits the Amplid Milligram Split?

    The mid size targets riders of 60-85 kg. Across all sizes the Milligram Split covers 45-105 kg — choose the size that matches your weight.

    What terrain suits the Amplid Milligram Split?

    Touring and powder, all-mountain. For pure powder days or competitive alpinism there are more specialized options, but as an all-rounder the Milligram Split scores well.

  • 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.

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    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.

    → View all Amplid splitboards ・ → Compare touring sessions splitboards

    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.