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MINDFULLY CRAFTED FOR GOOD TIMES & GREAT LINES

Arbor was founded in 1995 to focus on the environment in the construction of the most mindfully crafted snowboards possible. For 24 years, they have used sustainable forest products to achieve this objective. Along the way, they select the most responsible processes and components possible.

Since day one, they have used proceeds from the sale of our line to fund the preservation of indigenous forests – giving back much more than they responsibly take out.

THE SYSTEM

The System is Arbor’s principal design platform. The System is an advanced rocker and camber design that improves upon the benefits of each platform depending on the needs of each rider. Whether you prefer the crisp, fully engaged performance of camber or the surfy, butter feel of rocker, The System creates a clean, effective connection to the snow, delivering a smooth ride with enhanced control.

SIGNATURE POWER PLY TOPSHEETS

Arbor’s Power Ply topsheets are made with a sustainably sourced wood or bamboo topsheet with a natural grain style that is unmistakably Arbor. The Power Ply works like an added layer of fiberglass, improving the strength, durability, and return of Arbor snowboards. The labor of love makes Arbor Power Ply designs the most labor–intensive snowboards on the market. The resulting performance, board life, finish quality, reduced reliance on man–made glues, coatings, and composites are worth the extra effort.

COMMITMENT TO CONSERVATION

Since day one, The Arbor Collective has donated to groups that protect and restore forests. They call this program “Returning Roots.” Their donations primarily go to preserving the Koa forests of Hawaii, which gives back to the planet, and to the people and place that gave us surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding. The native Hawaiians invented surfing as early as 1,000 years ago, on boards made from Koa wood. The sports we love today tie directly to this heritage.