FREELOADER SPLIT PKG

FREELOADER SPLIT PKG Countless hours on the skin track. A healthy number of summits and ridgelines, and more pow turns than is impossible to count. It’s all lead to this. The K2 Freeloader was built to climb faster, descend sharper, and get you further into the backcountry than any splitboard K2 ever built. The K2 Freeloader Splitboard package is built on the same unisex outline as the Marauder Split. A bit of taper in the tail of the Freeloader helps it sink in the deep stuff, while the wider nose stays up well above the surface and blasts through choppy snow. K2 designers wanted to build a splitboard that was both lightweight and energetic, so they developed an all-new core for the Freeloader. The Paulownia TourLite core is ultra-lightweight and is wrapped in a triaxial braided fiberglass featuring the ICG™? 20 technology. By integrating 20 tip-to-tail carbon fiber stringers into the fiberglass, they add pop to the board without unnecessary weight for edging and traversing on firm slopes and extra snappiness on the decent. The premium top sheet technology, called Snophobic™?, reduces snow build-up on the top of the board while climbing to keep you moving fast and light. Less weight equals longer tours and more laps. K2 specialists added Karakoram Ultra Clips to the tip and tail to allow the split skis to be compressed tighter while at the same time reducing the opening and closing force from you. Once joined, the UltraClip™ fully constrains the seam of your splitboard to eliminate seam rattling, seam shearing, and seam rolling. This makes your splitboard feel more like a solid snowboard than ever before. K2 round out the Freeloader with the Carbon Infused 5500 Sintered Base—the hardest and fastest-gliding base in the collection. This material holds wax longer than a traditional sintered base, and a black base material along the running surface makes for seamless repairs. ** A surcharge will apply to oversized items. One of our agents will contact you by email to confirm the amount with you.