Note: The colour of the bases may be different from the picture displayed on the website, manufacturers combine colours randomly. The main characteristic you look for in a splitboard is lightness and climbing efficiency? You might have heard about the Milligram from Amplid. The Milligram is known to be the lightest splitboard on the market. In addition, it benefits from a camber that excels on kick turns in the ascents and also demonstrates beautiful capacities on the descents... What is the program of the Amplid Milligram? The Amplid Milligram is a high-end splitboard, fully optimised for lightning-fast ascents. To do so, it features an ultra-lightweight construction yet still offers power, with a core combining paulownia, balsa and birch wood, a Full Carbon Jacket weave and HEXO2 Lite zones at the tips where the core is replaced by a honeycomb structure using recycled paper to save some precious weight. The Milligram is aptly named, its lightness will allow you to save energy in the ascents. However, it inspires confidence when it comes to climbing steep slopes or sending it in the descents. It Traction Camber classic camber on the entire length of the board offers power on the entire length of the edge and provides high-speed control in difficult conditions. Its high-end construction offers a punchy flex and good torsional stiffness, providing stability and rebound in the descents. Finally, its directional shape, setback stance and tapered shape provide the required lift and floatability to have fun in good snow conditions. Here's a splitboard to take your ascents to the next level, but that can tackle any terrain with power and precision in the descents.   Who is the Aplid Milligram splitboard for? This model is meant for expert splitboarders looking for the lightest board for the ascent to tackle big climbs and swallow elevation gains. The Milligram will also let them enjoy the descents. What are the main assets of the Amplid Milligram splitboard? Lightness Grip Power/weight ratio Snowboard Amplid ---Milligram