Splitboard Bindings & Boots

Splitboard bindings and boots: Tailor-made for the backcountry

As board sports professionals, we at Blue Tomato also attach great importance to a specialised selection of splitboard bindings and boots that are perfectly tailored to the needs of touring. Unlike traditional snowboard boots and bindings, these are specially designed for the demands of ascents and descents in the backcountry. Our splitboarding range for men and women offers everything you need for long days in the backcountry.

Why special splitboard boots and bindings?

Splitboard boots offer additional stability and support for the ascent compared to conventional snowboard boots. They are often equipped with a stiffer sole and special features such as integrated gaiters or reinforced areas to better protect the foot and maximise efficiency on the ascent.

Splitboard bindings differ from traditional bindings in their adaptability: they allow you to easily switch between ascent and descent mode. Modern systems ensure a quick and safe changeover, while the binding remains firmly attached to the board for downhill riding, thus ensuring optimum power transmission.

Top brands for splitboard equipment

Discover splitboard bindings and boots from top manufacturers such as Burton, Spark R&D and Karakoram. These brands stand for innovation and the highest quality in the backcountry. Their products are the result of years of development and practical testing in the mountains to offer you the best possible splitboarding experience.

What you should check when buying splitboard equipment

When creating your setup and selecting splitboard boots and bindings, you should pay attention to the compatibility between the boot, binding and board. Depending on the manufacturer, there are often different systems that cannot be combined with each other.

The right size and fit are crucial for comfort and performance. You should also consider features such as the binding's adjustment system and the stiffness and weather suitability of the boots.

More advice on splitboards, boots and bindings

For more information and buying advice on splitboard equipment, visit our Splitboard Buyer's Guide, contact our Customer Service or visit one of our shops. You can also find even more interesting articles about splitboarding and touring in our Blue World.