Arbor Metal Machine Snowboard

While this board is purpose-built for park and street riding, its true twin shape and camber profile make it capable on groomers. However, it lacks the directional taper and float you would want for deep powder or aggressive freeriding.

With a flex rating of 5, this board sits right in the middle of the spectrum. It is stiff enough to provide stability on larger jumps and landings, but still playful enough to press on rails without feeling overly rigid.

The pure camber profile provides a more aggressive, precise feel than rocker boards. You will notice more edge hold and pop, but it is less forgiving on turn initiation, which is why we recommend this board for advanced to expert riders.

The sintered base is denser and more porous than extruded alternatives, meaning it absorbs wax better and holds speed longer. It is a necessary feature for clearing park jumps and maintaining momentum on flat sections.

These sidewalls are designed to take a beating. By wrapping the entire perimeter of the board, they provide significant impact protection against rail hits and edge-to-edge collisions, which is essential for a board meant for daily park abuse.