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Free Ride
Powder
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Men's
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$595.00
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158, 162, 166, 170 |
Wide/Mid- Wide: |
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2011 Arbor A-Frame
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From the manufacturer:
A big-mountain gun for riders who want superior on-edge performance; lock-n- hold deeply carved lines, find powerful control in the steeps and amazing stability at speed. New bamboo power rails deliver improved return.
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Very stable at high speeds, no chatterHeld edges well, too well at timesFloated in the powPerfect stiffness to point and go
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Feels a little catchy in super heavy snow, hard to maneuverSlow to engage turns at timesWanted more popToo stiff to butter or press
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The A-Frame has a long standing history in the Arbor lineup. It has practically defined a freeride board for the last 10 years (and the Burton Supermodel).
But with Arbor's new Mountain System and the proliferation of alternative cambers is there still a place for this board? We say yes, for now.
Bryan summed up it best, "it's predictable." Great in the pow, and the dampened ride made for less playful yet fast descents.
It will be interesting to see how time will treat this once legendary board.
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Shape: Directional
Flex: Directional
Inlaid Wood Power Ply
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Rocket Base
Shaman Core
Mountain Stance: Max Stance: 24.4" / 62 cm
2-YEAR WARRANTY
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"The Freerider's Dream"
by Mike S on January 18th, 2012
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Flex: Stiff
Weight: Light
Turning: 10
Stable: 10
Pop: 1
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