Karakoram
PRIME Interface 2.0 Splitboard Kit

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PRIME Interface 2.0 Splitboard Kit

The Karakoram Prime Splitboard Kit 2.0 lets you switch your Prime Bindings onto a second splitboard, or it upgrades your older Prime Bindings to Karakoram's latest technology. It includes Karakoram's Ride Mode 2.0, the most solid interface for zero movement between your splitboards when you're riding. It also includes the brackets, DualSpeed risers, and heel locks required for backcountry touring. The Prime Splitboard Kit 2.0 is compatible with every binding from Karakoram, including the Prime Connects that already have tour pin adapters.

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Kit lets you attach your Karakoram Binding to a second splitboard
Compatible with all Karakoram Bindings
Kit includes Ride Mode 2.0, Tour Brackets, and DualSpeed Risers with Heel-Lock
Item #KRM002B

Compatibility: Karakoram Prime Bindings
Recommended Use: backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years

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5 out of 5 stars

December 22, 2020

Bombproof!

Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer

Going on 3 seasons with the prime 2.0 interface without a single hiccup. Incredible system, the 4 point locking system makes my split feel solid - I literally can't feel a difference between my split and my resort board. The polymer does a great job preventing ice buildup, transitions have never been a problem for me even in cold/wet conditions. The touring brackets are just as bomber, the toe locks in solid and the dualspeed risers are a lifesaver for hiking the steeps of the wasatch. Kudos to the engineers at karakoram for this work of art! *To the <5 star reviews: DO YOUR RESEARCH. The product description clearly states that Connect bindings need tour pin adapters in order to run this interface.

austin

Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com