Turn Initiation and Carving: The same great deep side cut that allows quick turning for those that know how to turn. We had no pow but that’s how it seems now with the new nose/tail. With the new tip and tail their might be a slight improvement in the deep stuff giving it a little more of a mostly hybrid camber feel.

Its about as good as a camber freeride board can get in powder. Powder: Same massive 2 inch set back as the older model and the same minor taper as before too. The 20 seems to give a much more directional feel despite it really being the same ride as the past years.

It’s all about giving a rider that knows how to carve well get the most out of the carve. It’s not for intermediates or people who skid their turns. On Snow Feel: This is all about a locked in feel for advanced to expert mountain carvers and bombers. Its one of the better camber freeride boards out there. It has a true camber shape but a massive 2″ set back for powder along with a very minor taper. The Arbor A-Frame is made for hauling ass and locking into a hard carving turn. Stance Angles: 18 front -3 back, 18 front 3 back The only difference is that the A-Frame now comes in Wide.Ĭonditions: Perfect Groomers with a bit of soft snow off piste.īoots: Burton Imperial, Burton Ion, Burton SLX, Nike Lunarendor, Nike Kaiju,īindings: Burton Genesis, Burton Diode, Flux SF,

The 20 Arbor A-Frame is pretty much the same as the 2014 which had a lot of changes to the look as well as a little change to the ride.

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