Key Features:

• Glassing: Biax: A biax over biax lay–up that’s designed for park and street inspired allmountain riding. Also creates a good platform for learning.all-mountainriding. Also creates a good platform for learning.
• Core: Highland lll Core: Arbor's highest-performance core, featuring the highest ratio of Paulownia to Poplar. This blend makes the core exceptionally lightweight and responsive, while still maintaining the durability and strength needed for high-impact riding. It's perfect for riders looking for a board that can handle a variety of conditions with ease.
• Base: Extruded: The "extruded base" is a type of snowboard base that is known for being durable and low-maintenance. It's made by melting and shaping polyethylene pellets, which results in a base that's easy to repair and doesn't require as much waxing as other types.

In-depth Tech Specs:

• Profile: System Camber: Unlike traditional camber, which has a single radius arc, parabolic camber blends five separate radii to create a more advanced parabolic arc. This design gradually reduces the amount of camber toward the tip and tail of the snowboard. The parabolic shape ensures that the outside contact points do not dig too far into the snow, providing cleaner and less catchy performance.
• Shape: Directional Twin: This means that while the board is designed to perform well when ridden in one direction (with a slightly longer nose than tail), it also maintains a symmetrical flex pattern, allowing for versatility in freestyle riding and switch riding. Additionally, the board includes dual-radius nose and tail ramping, which helps reduce hang-ups and enhances powder float, making it a great choice for both freestyle and all-mountain riding. 
• Flex: 5, a solid choice for riders who want a board that can handle everything from big mountain lines to resort cruising with ease.