Key Features:

• Glassing: Mixed: The A-Frame Snowboard features mixed glassing. This construction combines different types of fiberglass to optimize the board's performance, providing a balance of strength, flexibility, and responsiveness. This makes the A-Frame versatile for both high-speed carving and powder riding.
• Core: Double Barrel Core: This core combines two types of wood to optimize strength, durability, and responsiveness. Typically, it features a mix of lightweight wood for a lively feel and denser wood for added strength and stability. This combination ensures that the board can handle a variety of conditions and riding styles, from carving hard on groomers to floating through powder.
• Base: Sintered: Arbor Snowboards' sintered bases are crafted by fusing tiny polyethylene particles under heat and pressure, creating a porous, durable surface. Known for superior speed and wax absorption, these bases are favored by advanced riders for their high-performance capabilities in various snow conditions.

In-depth Tech Specs:

• Profile: System Camber: This profile provides a traditional camber shape, which means the board has a slight arch in the middle when laid flat. Combined with features like Grip Tech and 3D Fender Technology, the System Camber profile on the A-Frame ensures a precise, controlled, and high-performance ride across various snow conditions.
• Shape: Directional 0.2 Taper: The A-Frame snowboard features a directional shape. This design, combined with a mild taper and setback stance, ensures comfort on groomed runs and excellent performance in powder. The directional shape is perfect for riders who prioritize high-speed carving and control on steep terrain.  The board has a slight taper, with the tail being slightly narrower than the nose. This helps with turn initiation and provides a more surfy feel in powder. The taper is around 0.2 cm.
• Flex: 7, a solid choice for riders who want a board that can handle everything from big mountain lines to resort cruising with ease.