Voile is the original splitboard company — founded in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1991, they invented the modern splitboard hardware system and have been refining it ever since. While many brands now offer splits, Voile’s decades of experience in both board design and hardware engineering give them a unique perspective. Their boards are honest, capable, and priced for riders who prioritise value without compromising mountain readiness.
Voile Splitboard Lineup
Voile’s split range includes the aggressive Spartan Ascent, the all-round Revelator (available in both standard and BC versions), the powder-specific Hyper Manti, the short-n-fat V-Tail, and the touring-focused Hyper V-Tail. The range is focused on specific use cases rather than trying to cover every niche with a single board.
Who Are Voile Splitboards For?
Voile suits riders who respect the heritage of splitboarding and want reliable performance without marketing hype. Their boards are especially popular among experienced tourers who know exactly what they need and don’t want to pay for features they won’t use. The Revelator is a particularly strong all-rounder; the Spartan Ascent targets serious alpine freeriders.
Voile Construction Philosophy
Voile’s construction is straightforward and proven: poplar cores, fibreglass laminates, and sintered bases. What sets Voile apart is their hardware — the Voile split clip system is the industry standard, and their touring brackets, pucks, and tail clips are used by nearly every splitboard rider regardless of which brand board they ride.