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Voile Split Decision Crampon

Voile Split Decision Crampon description

The Voile Split Decision Crampon is made for those early morning approaches on Voile Split Decision Snowboards. These puppies are made of lightweight, heat treated aluminum and attach to the outside of the touring brackets using an included custom slider pin.

Haven't actually used yet, but looks fine. Seems very heavy compared to the Burton crampon - perhaps should be made with lighter metal?

If you even think about taking your split board to harder or steeper ground, don't leave home without these crampons.They work very well for me.Of course as every piece of gear for backcountry-snowboarding they could be lighter but on the other hand they are very durable.

I have only used them a handful of days, but I found the crampons to be an indispensable tool for home-split boards with no inside edge to set while traversing. For traversing or climbing up anything but the softest snow, I put them on as a matter of course. Not too much extra drag and lots of extra traction. Haven't tried on really steep, hard stuff yet.