The 2010 Backcountry Magazine Gear Guide drives home why riders love the all mountain performance of the Voile Mojo splitboard. Voile-USA is the longest running splitboard manufacturer in the market and pioneered today's reliable splitboard hardware interface.
"Sized for Men and Women, the Mojo cast a spell on testers this year. It dominated in powder, earning high marks for ease of turn initiation with the same directional shape, dimensions, and traditional camber as last year. Testers of both sexes succumbed to the Mojo's magic: "Springy, sprightly; picks its way down steep slopes, and is most responsive to short radius turns," a female tester said. "Still gets the Mojo flowin ' in wide-open pow." A male tester found: "The Mojo is light underfoot and has a smooth torsional flex" it's tough to beat for technical terrian, where quick, reliable turns are a necessity." - 2010 Backcountry Magazine Gear Guide.
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Above shows how the Voile Slider Track stop tab fits into the Voile Heel Pad of the splitboard.
Combining the progressive powder-ski concept of rockered and tapered tips and tails with traditional side-cut and camber under foot, the Voile Drifter is stable and easy to ski in conditions ranging from the deepest powder to the most difficult wind slab. The traditional side-cut and camber under foot allows you to carve with confidence on firm snow you might find on your way back to the lift or on the exit of a difficult ski tour. Add Voile's signature lightweight ski construction and you won't be afraid to put skins on these boards.
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