Merk: Trapper

  • Trapper Brigade Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Brigade Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Brigade Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 146 · 150 · 154 · 158 · 161 cm
    • Shape: Volume-shifted, moderately tight sidecut
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,100 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Volume-shifted shape for technical runs and tree lines.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Voyageur Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Voyageur Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Voyageur Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 150 · 154 · 158 · 162 · 165 cm
    • Shape: Extended nose with gradual nose rise, moderately deep sidecut
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,100 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Extended nose with a gradual rise for long tours.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Angler Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Angler Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Angler Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 143 cm
    • Shape: Powsurf shape, short setback
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,100 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Short powsurf-style split for tight turns.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Ursa Major Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Ursa Major Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Ursa Major Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 155 · 160 · 165 · 170 cm
    • Shape: Retains surface area behind the rear foot for float
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,000 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Balances high-speed stability with a playful feel.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Trout Trap Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Trout Trap Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Trout Trap Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 145 · 150 · 155 · 160 · 165 cm
    • Shape: Twin-fin surfboard-inspired, broad tail
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,000 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Surf-inspired float distribution, no sinking tail needed.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Carcajou Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Carcajou Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Carcajou Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 155 · 160 · 165 · 170 · 174 cm
    • Shape: Aggressive directional, 30 mm setback, 12 mm taper
    • Profile: Not published
    • Price: CAD 1,100 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Trapper’s big-mountain freeride splitboard.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.

  • Trapper Antic Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    Trapper Antic Splitboard 26/27 — Specs & Sizes

    The Trapper Antic Splitboard is in Trapper’s current splitboard line. This page lists what Trapper publishes about it, and is honest about what we have not assessed yet.

    What the manufacturer publishes

    • Sizes: 153 · 153W · 156 · 156W · 158 · 158W · 160 · 160W · 163 · 163W · 166 · 166W cm
    • Shape: Tapered, 10 mm taper and setback
    • Profile: All-Terrain or Powder Control camber (choice)
    • Price: CAD 1,100 (manufacturer price)
    • Mounting interface: Not published
    • Weight: Not published

    Offered in All-Terrain or Powder Control camber profiles.

    What we have not rated yet

    Flex: not published. Trapper does not publish a numbered flex rating for this board, and we do not invent one. Our flex figures start from the manufacturer’s own published number and are normalised onto a single 1–10 scale — where a brand publishes nothing, the field stays empty. You can read the whole method in what a flex rating actually means.

    Rider weight range: not published. Same rule. When Trapper publishes a range, or we have enough to state one honestly, it appears here.

    This is a specification page, not a ride review. We have not ridden this board, and we would rather say so than write a verdict we cannot stand behind.

    Comparing it

    Put it next to the rest of the catalogue in our database, or filter by terrain and rider weight to see what else sits in the same bracket.