Arbor Snowboards 2011 Review

Since 1995 and until the present, Arbor has already been evolving their snowboards over the passing years. The art scene obviously seen in their boards is derived from the influence of the surf and skate. They also instill in the minds of the snowboarders to continue utilizing environmental efforts in the use of their snowboards with riding solutions that are sustainable. They also build their boards following technology of the next level.

All Arbor snowboards 2011 are designed mostly for riders who can do different amazing tricks down the slopes. Most is not all of their mountain snowboards 2011 passed through the artful hands of Zach Johnsen for the graphics. The boards were built for performance which is reliable even through the tightest trees and in the deep pow-pow.

For the year 2012, the company continues to offer the System technology to snowboard riders. They give riders combinations from park, jib, and mountain in ten different models. They combine the system with their board’s featured grip tech giving an added contact point under the foot for a more direct edge control. They are coming out with new boards coming out in 2012 are the blacklist, roundhouse RX, swoon, and relapse.

The key features of the Arbor snowboards are the following:

1. Bamboo Power Ply. The Arbor’s Power Ply constructed out of bamboo functions like a fiberglass of three layers. Today, bamboo is now considered the building material that can support sustainable growth.

2. Bio-Film. The boards are built with a top foil that is ultra-thin but affords maximum protection and made with the use of 30% caster bean-based bio-plastic.

3. Mystic Core. Arbor boasts of an inner core designed for forceful and active riding in parks and in the mountains. This is built using FSC-certified poplar that is sustainably produced and reinforced with bamboo along the rails. This is intended for landing durability and improved initiation.

4. Shadow Flex. The board delivers park and mountain performance with its slightly tapered and thin core profile between the bindings. This feature enhances the rider’s initiation during spins and turns. With this, tracking can be done easily in mixed conditions; whether on the flats, during landings, and performance on boxes, rails, and naturals.

When spending quality time on the slopes with the use of this board, riders discovered that it is totally fun to ride all day. It provides excitement and exhilaration jumping back and forth from the pipe, to the park, and then back to the slopes. With the many things Arbor has done with their boards, you won’t be sorry buying and getting to ride one.