2010 Arbor Coda

From the manufacturer:
Arbor’s park and mountain shifter - a directional board developed for riders who quickly transition from one terrain or riding style to another and demand reliable all-aspect performance. The Coda’s structural bamboo top and bamboo-reinforced core generate incredible pop and durability.

Good edge hold Fun in groomers and powder Forgiving in all terrain Smooth edge to edge Great backcountry board Crud buster Two year warranty Arbor Collective eco-friendly practices	Too stiff for freestyle Not as poppy as expected Preformed poorly when jumping and jibbing Squirrelly at high speeds
Although billed as an all mountain/freestyle, we feel it's stiffness made it more of an all mountain/freeride. With regular camber, the Coda is great for those powder days and holds a good edge on the groomers and is still playful enough to do spins and tree jibs.

Rocket Base Sintered Base Progressive-Standard-Tri Radical Sidecut Mystic II Core-light TDS Poplar Stone Ground Base

Mixed Glassing (Quadrax over Biax) Blended Urithane ABS Sidewall 2X4 14-Pac Inserts Shadow Flex Tapering b/w Bindings Two Year Warranty Nylon Top Sheet Protector

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