Voile Revelator Women Splitboard

• Voilé Split Hooks & Clips
• Lightweight Paulownia Wood Core
• 2 Carbon Fiberglass Layers
• Voilé Channel Puck System, (pucks included)
• 2mm, Full-Perimeter Steel Edges
• Cap Construction
• Early-Rise Nose 

Voile - USA, the basis of all. Voile was the first company in the world to produce splitboards industrially and to perfect the tech. The technical conversion approach was perfected. When we talk about puck-based bindings, the same rudimentary principles underlie today's Highteck bindings as the soft bindings on sliders from the late 1990s. In splitboard construction, Voile-USA had a rather hard time. They did not know how to use their former lead for their own benefit. Voile-USA caught up, however, when a pure snowboard company was bought. The Revelator, for example, is one of the new technically advanced splitboards from the recent past. Everything that costs weight has been left out and the new channel system from Burton has been used. The result is the lightest and most affordable splitboard on the market - made in the USA. They've gone back to all the experience of the last decade and made a great shape. Of course in a well assorted product range. Therefore also zoomed in women's sizes and ideally suited thanks to the low weight.

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Since 1980 Voile equipment has been made in Utah from day one. We started making telemark bindings right here in Salt Lake City, in a small warehouse addition in a grain district with the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop and R&D playground. In a highly globalized manufacturing world, many companies outsource outsourcing to foreign countries to take advantage of cheap labor. Not us... 98% of Voile products are made in the Salt Lake Valley, including splitboards, skis, tele bindings, and the world-famous Voile straps.

Production Keeping production local allows us to maintain complete control over the manufacturing processes of our products. This ensures quality of workmanship and performance. It also allows us the flexibility to make changes on the fly and test prototypes of new designs right outside our front door. We are gear geeks and tool lovers, passionate about innovating and improving to create an “even better” product. Backcountry gear, made in Utah by skiers for skiers (or splitboarders, if that's your thing).

Our facilities are bustling with activity. Our team is busy curating award-winning ski designs. Meanwhile, massive dies are punching wide sheets into shovels and Telemark front ends. Steel edges are sawn and carefully bent into shape, while a wood core and our proprietary carbon fiber are placed in cassettes and loaded onto the press. The production team is relatively small, 31 dedicated employees, who you might well come across on the slopes.

Because our backcountry gear is handcrafted by skilled technicians, we can't make a million skis and splitboards every day. While that means you might have to wait for products to come back into stock, we promise you'll be glad you did.

Environmental footprint Keeping production at home helps reduce our global environmental footprint. Sending production overseas requires vast amounts of unnecessary energy; products are often sent back and forth between different manufacturing stages, finally coming to the States and then back to the country where they finally find their place. It's a fossil fuel nightmare that we absolutely avoid. We use raw materials from domestic production whenever possible and keep all domestic production within a few kilometers. Our production center also serves as our headquarters, retail store, service center and showroom: we use our resources sensibly instead of contributing to urban sprawl in the countryside.

And if you're coming from the valley, you can pick up your gear right at our retail store, reducing the need for packaging and shipping! Backcountry gear, made in Utah, sold in Utah, and ridden in Utah (and all over the world!) We recognize that Salt Lake City's air quality decreases significantly due to the wintertime inversion weather pattern. As a manufacturing facility, Voile follows all local and state regulations to limit our impact on air quality.

Community Karma We love Utah, the Wasatch Mountains, and our community of backcountry enthusiasts. Voile has a long history of supporting local organizations such as the Utah Avalanche Center, the Wasatch Backcountry Alliance, and other local non-profits and events. We will continue to support the community to the best of our ability. What goes around comes around you get back. Also, Voile is a privately held company with three owners who prioritize making quality products over their own bottom line. The owners are local ski industry legends who work day-to-day and may even be your neighbors. As such, they are deeply connected to our backcountry community and local outdoor industry.