Arbor Metal Machine

While it is designed primarily for park and street riding, its true twin shape and medium flex make it capable on groomed runs. However, it lacks the float and directional stability needed for deep powder or aggressive freeriding.

The pure camber profile provides more pop, edge hold, and stability when carving or hitting jumps. It is more responsive than a rocker board but requires more precision, as it is less forgiving on landings and more prone to catching an edge.

A medium flex (5) is the sweet spot for park riders who need a balance between stability for big features and enough playfulness for presses and butters. It offers enough support to handle speed without feeling too stiff or demanding for technical rail work.

Yes, the sintered base is porous and designed to absorb wax, which keeps it fast. To maintain its performance and durability, you should wax it regularly, especially if you are riding in warmer or abrasive snow conditions.

The 360-degree fully wrapped sidewalls are built specifically to handle the impact of park features. They provide excellent protection against the repeated abuse of rails and boxes, making this a reliable choice for dedicated park riders.