Sierra says: This is perfectly described, a big gun for snowboarding. The carbon a-frame design stiffens up the tail to push hard when shredding down fast lines. This Structurn style on its sintered base delivers a faster ride with limited friction creating a smooth glide feeling on groomers or on powder. This board is for the intermediate to advanced rider looking to make his own lines in the ...

Sierra says: The Abacus will stomp through the thick pow, land cliff drops, and slay it through the trees all day without a second thought. This board comes equipped with a 2 inch setback directional, roughly 20mm tapered, shape allowing for effortless float in the powder so you need not worry about nose-diving. Also, this board has Carbon Fiber Struts to increase torsion stiffness so turning at h...

Sierra says: The most versatile womens board from Arbor comes the Cadence. It has a directional twin shape with a soft-medium flex so you can rip it down the mountain, through the trees, or even ride switch when goin through the park. This board is geared towards the intermediate to advanced all mountain freestyle rider that wants a board that can slay it in the park, but can also be taken through...

Sierra Says: The Coda is a fast-paced do-it-all snowboard for the indecisive rider. This board is meant for the guy that will track some fresh lines in the morning, shred a few tree lines in the afternoon, and then hit up the park when the resort finally gets chopped up. The Coda is similar to the famous Element, but features more tech for a slightly more sophisticated ride. Arbor Says: An ag...

Sierra says: The Arbor Crossbow is a high-end aggressive all mountain snowboard geared for the intermediate to advanced riders. It has a stiffer directional shape for smashing down the groomers and also for launching out of the halfpipe. Also, it has a lot of torsion stiffness so riding edge to edge at higher speeds is made easy while having reduced chatter because of its cork dampening features. ...

Sierra Says: The Arbor Element gives the traditional Hawaiian appeal and look. Carbon fiber struts that run from tip to tail fine tune this board, creating a great feel, which helps riders with their control when at high speeds and maneuvers when at slow speeds. This board is good for the all around rider who likes to ride different terrain and experience new bounds. Arbor says: The application...

Sierra Says: This board will handle well in all types of riding whether you're a confirmed rider who knows what you want or a rider that is still exploring the whole mountain. The structurn base gives less friction, which in turn creates faster carving lines. This board is great for the rider who is looking for a durable board for the whole mountain. The Arbor Push is built to give women fr...

Sierra says: The Arbor Roundhouse sets the bar for every other wide snowboard out there. It's aggressive at speeds, nimble through trees, and floaty in powder. Basically an all-mountain freeride machine. The cork dampening makes it ride very smooth even at the highest of speeds and the bamboo topsheet adds power both in pop and edge grip. The Roundhouse is a great snowboard for a progressin...

Sierra Says: The Westmark is one of the softer park-oriented boards that Arbor makes. However, it still rides the mountain super well. This board is a directional twin, so it gives you the ability to ride switch like a champ, but will still generate plenty of pop and landing stability. Another great feature is the sintered base... this will give you the speed you need to clear the big table tops a...