Tommy Pian

Store manager

Tommy's been snowboarding since '98, so over the seasons he's witnessed the sport's evolution - knowledge he's also enriched through his 12 years spent working in sales in the specialist shop Frisco based in Brescia. Category coordinator starting this year

Weight
67 kg (148 lbs)
Height
180 cm (5'11")
Stance angles
+15°/-9°
Riding style
goofy
Stance width
54 cm (6')
Splitboarding
Jones Solution 161
Boots
NItro Incline
36
Tommy's been snowboarding since '98, so over the seasons he's witnessed the sport's evolution - knowledge he's also enriched by working in sales for the past 12 years in the specialist shop Frisco based in Brescia. He divides his time between splitboarding, trail running and cycling. An outdoors lover through and through who devours ascents, he coordinates our splitboard category.

Worked on

these are the products they worked on

2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Comera
Camos Split
Weight: 2.900 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
El Camos
05
Weight: 3.100 g
ALL MOUNTAIN SPLIT OF THE YEAR
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Rossignol
XV Split
Weight: 3.300 g
2025
Splitboards
Split Powder
Plum
Transition
Weight: 3.230 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Burton
Family Tree Hometown Hero X camber
Weight: 3.465 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Jones
Ultralight Solution
Weight: 2.800 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Voile
Skyline
Weight: 3.181 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Amplid
Milligram
Weight: N/A g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
Plum
Prems
Weight: 3.280 g
2025
Splitboards
Split Powder
Salomon
Taka 2.0
Weight: N/A g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
K2
Freeloader
Weight: 3.080 g
2025
Splitboards
Split All Mountain
WNDR Alpine
Belle Tour
Weight: 3.200 g
2025
Split All Mountain
Intro
Boards, boots, and bindings for splitboarding

Materials are evolving, which is increasing the opportunities for pushing the boundaries of mountaineering splitboarding. It’s no longer just about easy tours, a few jumps and a beer. Thanks to innovative new setups and growing knowledge within the community, long ascents and steep terrain no longer intimidate.