KOHLA Active BASIC Splitboard 135 mm 26/27

The Active BASIC Splitboard 135 mm is KOHLA’s robust blended skin for varied tours and frequent use. This page places it in a splitboard touring context: what it is for, where its limits sit and which equipment still belongs in the setup.

What is the Active BASIC Splitboard 135 mm designed for?

Splitboard skin performance depends on plush, adhesive, trimming and tip-and-tail hardware working together. Strong glue cannot compensate for snow on the adhesive or poor handling during windy transitions, so clean transition technique remains part of the system.

The mohair-nylon blend combines useful glide with additional durability, making it the easier choice than pure mohair for many splitboarders.

What is our editorial assessment?

We have tested all splitboard skins listed in this series. In our comparison, KOHLA skins performed best overall for durability, glide, traction and adhesive behaviour. That does not make every skin equally suitable for every tour: 100 percent mohair can improve glide on long days, while a mohair-nylon blend is usually tougher and more versatile.

For variable and adverse conditions, our clear recommendation is a conventional adhesive skin. In our experience it is less prone to failure than glueless systems when snow, wind and repeated transitions come together.

What is included and what else do you need?

The skin pair or manufacturer-specified set is included. Check whether cutter, bag, separator and tip-and-tail hardware are supplied. Universal skins require careful trimming.

Which information comes from the manufacturer?

Product data and current variants: KOHLA. Checked on 2026-10-22. Prices are manufacturer information or supplied reference prices as of the check date and may change.

Frequently asked questions

Has Splitboarding.eu tested the Active BASIC Splitboard 135 mm?

Yes. We used this skin in practice together with the other splitboard skins listed in this series.

Does it suit every splitboard tour?

No. Tour length, weather, terrain, group size and your experience determine whether its size, feature set and weight are appropriate.

Where are the binding specifications?

Use the manufacturer page linked above and verify model year, version and package contents before choosing.