Arbor Skateboards Metal Machine

While it is technically capable of all-mountain riding, this board is purpose-built for the park and street. Its true twin shape, camber profile, and medium flex are optimized for hitting rails, jumps, and urban features rather than deep powder or high-speed carving.

The traditional camber profile provides more energy and pop, which is essential for boosting off jumps and locking into edge-to-edge turns. It feels more precise and stable than a rocker board, though it requires a bit more attention to technique to avoid catching an edge.

A 5 out of 10 flex is the sweet spot for a freestyle board. It is soft enough to press on rails and butter with ease, but stiff enough to maintain stability when you are hitting larger jumps or riding at higher speeds.

Yes, a sintered base is more porous than an extruded one, meaning it absorbs wax better and runs faster. To keep it performing at its best and to prevent it from drying out, you should plan on waxing it regularly throughout the season.

Absolutely. Because this is a true twin board with a 0 mm setback, it is designed to ride exactly the same whether you are in your regular stance or riding switch.