Amplid Freequencer Split Snowboard

AMPLID

FREEQUENCER SPLIT SNOWBOARD

Taking its design cues from the best in the business, The Freequencer is baked in the mould of the infamous Milligram Split but built to appeal to a broader spectrum of shredders. Though more affordable than the Milli, no corners have been cut: it's lightweight but can take a licking and keep on ticking so you can trust it to get you to the pow pow far away from the crowd. Whether it’s blitzing blower or blasting crud, the Freequencer’s versatile shape means it’s perfectly tuned to whatever you’re riding.

SHAPE | TAPERED DIRECTIONAL

CAMBER W/ EARLY RISE
In our experience this is the perfect camber-line for no-compromise, all mountain inspired, powder shredding. Subtle rocker in the tips generate lots of lift at low speeds and an out-of-this-world, weightless feel at speed. Underfoot camber transmits power at its best and helps for increased traction when skinning.

KEY FETAURES:

OMNI CORE

This superlight wood core is the industry standard for lightweight, durable and versatile performance. We’ve tweaked this core so many times over the years there’s nothing left to improve.

BIAX GLASS

Using Biaxial Glass in the construction of our shreds gives them a flawless blend of response and playfulness whilst keeping them ridiculously lightweight.

FLOATATION TIPS

Ultra wide, low rising tips that exist purely to create lift in powder without sucking-up speed. They add a surfy feel to skis and snowboards.

EXTRUDED BASE

If we didn’t tell you, you’d think this base was sintered. Amplid’s mind-boggling extruded base material offers next level glide properties and rarely needs waxing.

SPLIT TUNE

We lightly round the edges at the tip and tail, outside of the effective edge. Blunting these edges reduces chipping to the topsheet during skinning.

BOLTED TIP CLIPS

Using threaded bolts instead of rivets allows broken tip clips to be easily replaced, on the hill, without the need for a workshop full of tools.

PRE-CURED IMPACT PLATES

Tough, pre-cured composite impact plates placed beneath bindings and touring hardware significantly reduce the risk of topsheet dings and breakages.