VOILE Universal Splitboard Hardware Manual

Voilé Universal Splitboard Hardware Set-up Instructions
1 Puck Alignment Guide
4 Pucks
2 Parallel Slot Disks
2 In-line Slot Disks
4 Rubber Puck Gaskets
8 M6 x 12mm Pan-head Mounting Screws
8 T-nuts (6mm) for binding mounting
2 Slider Tracks
2 Slider Pins w/ Leashes
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* Not Included with Voilé Universal Splitboard Hardware for Splitboard Bindings
Parts Included
* Hooks and Tip Clips not included
Voilé Manufacturing
2636 S. Constitution Blvd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84119
801-973-8622
2 Touring Brackets
2 Touring Bracket Pin Guides
6 M6 x 10mm Touring Bracket Screws
2 Dual Climbing Heel Pads
2 Climbing Heel Shims
2 55mm Climbing Wires
2 75mm Climbing Wires
4 M6 x 16mm Climbing Heels Screws
Scraper
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The Voilé Splitboard and Voilé Universal Splitboard Hardware provide a quick and reliable conversion
from uphill touring to downhill snowboarding without any sacrifice in performance, giving snowboarders
the easiest, most efficient access to the backcountry.

Place the Touring Bracket over the Touring Bracket Pin Guide and position
both pieces over the appropriate inserts on a board half. Mount the Touring
Bracket and Pin Guide using 3 M6 x 10 mm screws. Tighten securely. Repeat
for other board half. (See Figure 2)
Locate the 2 75mm Climbing Wires, 2 55mm Climbing Wires, 2 Dual
Climbing Heel Pads, 2 Climbing Heel Shims and the 4 M6 x 16mm Climbing
Heel Screws. (See Figure 3)
With the bend in the Climbing Wires facing up, place the 75mm Climbing
Wire into the, narrower, forward slot of the Dual Climbing Heel Pad. Place
the 55mm Climbing wire into the rear slot of the Heel Pad.
(See Figures 4 and 5).
With the square tab of the Climbing Heel Shim facing the tip of the split
board half, place the shim under the assembled Climbing Pad/ Wires.
Insert 2 M6 x 16mm Climbing Heel Screws into the assembled Climbing
Heel Pad/ Shim to keep the assembly aligned. Locate the assembly over
the appropriate inserts on the board half with the 75mm Climbing Wire
pointing toward the tip of the board. Firmly attach and repeat for the other
board half. (See Figure 6)
(NOTE) The Climbing Heel Shim is neces-
sary to protect the topsheet of the board
from the pivoting Climbing Wires and is
critical to the function of the fixed mode of
the Voilé Splitboard Crampon. It is also
designed to better support your binding
while in tour mode.
Touring Bracket Mount
(NOTE) Periodically check the Touring Bracket Mount and re-tighten as necessary.
Tip Tail
(Figure 2)
Climbing Heels Mount
(Figure 3)
Tip Tail
75mm 55mm
(Figure 4)
Tail
Tip
75mm 55mm
(Figure 5)
(Figure 1)
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Locate the 2 Touring Brackets, 2 Touring Bracket Pin Guides and the 6 M6 x
10 mm Touring Bracket Screws. (See Figure 1)
Important! Do not use the M6 x 16 mm screws, as it could cause base
damage to your splitboard.
Tail
(Figure 6)
Tip

A
B
B
A
Toe-side
Heel-side
(Figure 8)
.25”/
6.35mm
6.35mm/
.25”
0º 0º
6.35mm/
.25”
.25”/
6.35mm
B
BA A
Tip of Board
Tail of Board
(Figure 9)
0º 0º
Stance Width & Angles
(continued next page)
Keep It Tight
(Figure 12) (Figure 13)
Stance Location
Window
(Figure 14) (Figure 15)
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(Figure 10)
Disk Reference & Guide
A
B
A
B
(Figure 7)
A
B
A
B
The slots in both the In-Line Disk and The
Parallel Disk are intentionally placed off
center in relationship to the disk. Each disk
is marked with the letters A and B to
indicate the orientation of the disk. Rotating
the disk 180 degrees will shift the position
of your binding mount and may be neces-
sary to achieve your desired stance.
(See Figure 7)
It is recommended to use the In-Line Disk on your heel-side puck. The mark
labeled B will mount you more heel-side, up to .25”/6.35mm. The mark
labeled A will move your mount more toe-side. (See Figure 8)
It is recommended that you use the Parallel Slot Disk for the toe-side puck.
The mark labeled B will move your mount towards the tail of the board. The
mark labeled A will move you toward the tip. (See Figure 9)
1.) Locate Puck Alignment Guide, 4 Pucks, 4
Rubber Puck Gaskets, 2 Parallel Slot Disks,
2 In-Line Slot Disks and 8 M6x12mm
Pan-Head Screws.
(See Figure 10)
2.) With interlocking hooks on tip and tail
kept tight, mark where you want your stance
on the board. Tip: Use a clamp to keep hooks
tight. (See Figure 11 and 12)
3.) Place rubber gaskets on all 4 Pucks.
(See Figure 13)
4.) Place 2 assembled Pucks with gaskets
into the Alignment Guide and place over
your front foot stance mark. Use stance
location window to ensure you’re on your
mark. (See Figure 14)
5.) Using a hard surface for setup, set your
front foot first. With the Puck Alignment
Guide centered over your stance mark, place
an In-Line Slot Disk on your heel-side Puck
at your desired angle and locate over appro-
priate inserts. (See Figure 15)
Mark Stance
(Figure 11)

Stance Width & Angles (continued)
(Figure 16)
(Figure 17)
(Figure 18)
(Figure 19)
Mounting Binding to
Slider Track
(Figure 20)
Girth Hitch
(Figure 24)
(Figure 23)
incorrect correct
*Use Lock-Tight on T-Nuts to prevent them from loosening while riding.
**Mount bindings so the ratcheting buckle is on the outside of board halves while in touring mode.
(Figure 22)
incorrect correct
AB
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6.) Place a Parallel Slot Disk over your
toe-side Puck at the same angle you
placed the heel-side and locate over appro-
priate inserts. (See Figure 16)
7.) With Puck Alignment Guide pressed flat
against your board, thread 4 M6x12mm
Pan-Head screws in the appropriate
inserts. Be cautious not to cross-thread
the insert. Tighten firmly. (See Figure 17)
8.) Remove Puck Alignment Guide.
(See Figure 18)
10.) Slide the pin through the toe of the
Slider Track, checking for any slop between
the Pucks and Slider Track. If there is
movement of your binding, fore or aft,
and/or your pin does not slide through
easily, repeat steps 7-9. (See Figure 19)
11.) If your binding fits properly, keep it
attached to the board and repeat steps
4-10 for your rear foot.
Locate 2 Slider Tracks, 2 Slider Pins, *8
T-Nuts and the original 8 screws and
washers that came with your specific bind-
ing. (See Figure 20)
** Bindings must be mounted flush and centered on the Slider Track. Failure
to do so may result in bending or warping of the Slider Track and/or may inhib-
it a free pivot of the binding in tour mode. (See Figures 22B and 23)
To ensure a secure attachment of the Slider Pin, girth hitch to the binding so
that the wire latch of the pin faces to the outside of the board halves while in
tour mode. (See Figure 24)
9.) Slide your binding onto the Pucks. It
should slide on with limited resistance. DO
NOT USE EXCESSIVE FORCE. If your bind-
ing is too difficult to slide on, repeat step 7.
The Binding Screws must be flush with the T-Nut bottom so they do not inter-
fere with the Pucks. If your screws are not flush, you may either grind them
down, or add washers to the top to compensate. Mount with the binding disk at
0°. (See Figures 21 & 22A)
(Figure 21)