ARBOR · Landmark Splitboard
Landmark Splitboard
- Colour
- Wood · Green · Beige
- Design
- Typography / text
- Sizes
- 152 · 155 · 158 · 161 · 164W cm
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23/24 season review
This review does not directly cover the 26/27 model you are viewing. Specifications and ride feel may vary by season.
The rocker version of Arbor's Landmark splitboard is outstanding value at $699, with Karakoram hardware, GripTech multiple contact points and excellent build quality. Its design keeps rocker's characteristic powder manoeuvrability and soul-surfing feel while compensating for touring efficiency, so it works broadly in the backcountry from beginners through advanced riders.
A camber version is also available separately, letting you choose to match your riding style.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Rocker
A System Rocker profile with the middle of the board sagging into a smile shape. Despite the rocker construction, multiple contact points (Grip Tech) are applied to raise touring efficiency and make up for uphill grip. A camber version is also released separately.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A medium flex matched to a splitboard that combines touring efficiency with powder manoeuvrability. Weight is likewise mid-range, neither light nor heavy, delivering balanced performance across varied snow and terrain.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
New · Intermediate · Advanced
Excellent value makes it especially suitable for beginners, while it provides enough performance for intermediates and advanced riders — usable alongside professionals even in demanding settings such as a Level 2 avalanche course. Both camber and rocker versions are released, covering a range of levels and preferences.
What the review liked
- ✓Overwhelming value for money ($699, including a free skins promotion)
- ✓Multiple contact points (GripTech) effectively compensate for uphill grip despite it being a rocker board
- ✓High-quality split hardware such as Karakoram Ultra Clips included as standard
- ✓Consistent build quality with a three-year warranty
- ✓Attractive graphic design
What the review found lacking
- —The rocker profile may make uphill touring somewhat less efficient than camber
- —It isn't the lightest board and is at a weight disadvantage against carbon versions
- —The free skins offer is a limited-time promotion and may not always apply
