The new Safari V3 is an evolution of the V2. 
It’s based on the snowboard version, which has been a huge success, but I’ve adapted it further for splitboarding.
The basic features remain the same: a wide board, long nose, short tail, and tapered shape.
A long transition radius at the tip facilitates easy edge-to-edge transitions and minimizes drag during traverses.
The tail has a sharper transition radius so that the “Fish” accelerates well  in turns. Compared to the snowboard version, it’s slightly less radical, as I expect that occasionally it will be necessary to ride switch while traversing the slope.
I shortened the nose by 10 mm and lengthened the tail to make the board easier to walk on, especially when balancing for “kick turns.” The Safari Splitboard is slightly narrower than a snowboard for better side-to-side walking on the slope.
The longer tail helps with forward stability while riding, especially when carrying a heavier backpack, and provides better tail grip, which always comes in handy in technical terrain.
The slightly longer tail also helps secure the skin to the tail clip.