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Heli Snowboard Trip Canada
Pallas Canada Trip with Christine Feleki

The Pallas Team met up with rider and ACMG splitboard guide Christine Feleki in her motherland of Canada for a helicopter bump into the backcountry.

Finding Your Fit
Finding Your Fit
A board is a board…right? Not so fast. Consider these features when shopping for your next snowboard.
A snowboard builder works on laying up a Pallas splitboard in the workshop before it goes in the snowboard press.
Inside Our Tech

Take a peek into the technologies of Pallas snowboards and splitboards.

Original Pallas Snowboards topsheet artwork by painter and artist Mishel Schwartz
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The Art of the Topsheet
The stories and evolution behind Pallas's topsheet artwork.
Pallas Snowboards - Staying hydrated while splitboarding is critical
Eating and Drinking for Energy
Climbing mountains is hard work and being dehydrated or under-fueled can make it even harder. Reassess your winter nutrition plan with Sam Crow, health coach and Pallas Snowboards team rider.
Get your body ready to snowboard with pre season fitness tips from Pallas Snowboards athlete Erin Storck
Pre-Winter Snowboard Training Plan
From spinning laps at your home resort to venturing into the backcountry, get your body ready to shreddy with fitness tips from Erin Storck, personal trainer and Pallas Snowboards team rider.
Unspoken Rules of the Backcountry
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Unspoken Rules of the Backcountry
Tips for making a smooth, safe and manageable transition from lift-powered snowboarding to lung-powered splitboarding, from Pallas Snowboards team rider Lexie Anderson.
Pallas Snowboards DIY Budget Backcountry Medical Kit with Dani Young
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DIY Budget Medical Kit for Backcountry Snowboarding
Build your own DIY medical and emergency kit, with pro tips from Dani Young, Emergency Medical RN and Pallas Snowboards team rider.
Pallas Snowboards Shifting Perspectives with splitboard guide Christine Feleki
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Shifting Perspectives
ACMG splitboard guide Christine Feleki reflects on what it means to own her successes, grow from her failures, and change the narrative of women leaders in the backcountry.