Arbor Metal Machine Snowboard

No, this board is designed for advanced to expert riders. Its traditional camber profile and medium flex require precise technique and board control, which can be unforgiving for those still learning the basics.

A true twin shape means the board is symmetrical from tip to tail, allowing you to ride switch just as easily as your natural stance. This is essential for park riding, where you frequently land or take off in either direction.

Yes, the sintered base is highly durable and designed to withstand the friction of park features. While it is tougher than extruded bases, you should still keep up with regular waxing to maintain its speed and integrity.

This board is built specifically for park and street riding. Its camber profile and medium flex provide the stability and pop needed for hitting jumps, rails, and technical features.

At a 5 out of 10 flex rating, it strikes a balance between stability and playfulness. It is stiff enough to handle big landings and high-speed approaches, but still flexible enough to lock into presses on rails.

The 360-degree sidewall construction wraps the entire perimeter of the board, providing superior impact resistance. This is crucial for park riders who frequently hit metal rails and boxes, as it protects the core from edge damage.