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Bryan Iguchi's pro model draws on a lifetime of big-mountain riding, and it shows in how settled it feels when the terrain gets serious. Directiona...

The Kuro Neko is a true twin with pure camber, built female-first for riders who live in the park and want a board that feels quick under their fee...

The Terrapin PFD is a short, wide powder board built for tight trees and technical terrain where quick edge changes matter. A directional rocker pr...

The Rooster Fish is a full-volume, tapered swallowtail from Arbor's Founders Collection, made for riders who chase powder and love a surfy feel. A ...

The Rain is an all-gas freestyle board that wants jump lines as much as it wants to hunt down backcountry booters. A camber-powered directional twi...

The Padre is Arbor's tribute to Japanese-style snowboarding: high-performance, low-angle carving where every turn is the point. A set-back, directi...

Designed with Pat Moore, the Coda is Arbor's go-anywhere all-mountain board for riders who want one setup for groomers, side hits and the occasiona...

The Metal Machine is a no-nonsense park and street board, a true twin with pure camber and simple geometry that just works. It is built for riders ...

Danny Kass's park pro is made to go big and get weird, a cambered twin with a directional look for riders who spend their days hitting jumps, rails...

The Seedling is a youth mountain twin for kids who are just getting started or ready to explore beyond the beginner hill. Parabolic rocker gives it...

The Red Gerard AM is a youth freestyle board, a slightly simplified take on Red's pro model for young riders who are serious about the park. Camber...

The Landmark is Arbor's cambered splitboard for riders heading uphill and out of bounds, whether that is a skin up from Timberline or a longer over...

The Madre is made for women who love to turn, a low-angle, touch-the-ground carver in the tradition of Japanese snow-surfing. Its set-back, directi...

The Mantra is a women's all-mountain rocker board built for riders who want an easygoing, confidence-first ride around the resort. Parabolic rocker...

The Element Decon keeps Arbor's classic Element look and pairs it with a ride tuned for resort riders who want an easy, confident board every day. ...

Designed with Marie-France Roy, the Veda is the highest-performing board in Arbor's women's line, a directional all-conditions tool for riders who ...

The Formula is Arbor's most approachable all-mountain rocker board, built for resort riders who want to progress without fighting their gear. Parab...

The Swoon is Arbor's women's directional camber twin, a modern classic for resort riders who want heritage style with a progressive ride. Camber gi...

The Carbon Coda takes Pat Moore's all-mountain Coda and adds double carbon stringers and basalt for a quicker, more energetic ride. It is built for...

The A-Frame is Arbor's surf-minded directional for riders who want to lay down long, deliberate carves on groomers and then go find the deep stuff....

The Scion is a youth mountain twin made to help kids explore the whole mountain and have fun doing it. Built on Arbor's System Rocker platform, its...

The Sin Nombre is a versatile all-mountain board for riders who want precise edge hold and a lively feel without a punishing flex. Parabolic camber...

The Kuro Neko Decon brings the same true-twin, pure-camber park recipe as the Kuro Neko in a simpler build, made for women who are getting into fre...

The Ridge is Dynafit's all-round tech binding for skiers who want a light setup that still skis with authority. At 410 g it keeps the uphill effici...

The Tigard RT is a durable alpine-style boot with a real walk mode, built for skiers who spend most days in bounds but want easy hiking to side-cou...

The TLT X is a light, fast touring boot for big alpine days where every gram on the uphill counts but you still want to ski the line well. A 60° cu...

The Fall Line is the Hestra for people who hold a pole all day and want to feel it: outseam construction keeps the stitching off your palm so the g...

Three-finger gloves are the compromise a lot of Hood regulars land on: warmer than a five-finger because your fingers share heat, but you can still...

A long gauntlet cuff that goes over the jacket sleeve is the fastest way to keep snow out of your wrists on a storm day, and the Women's Patrol Gau...

The uninsulated version of the resort jacket, which is the one to buy if you run warm or you already own a puffy you like. Two-layer H2No shell, me...

The bib is the part that makes a long day work: no gap at the waist under a pack belt, and a drop seat so nothing has to come off when you stop. Th...

A touring shell rather than a resort jacket, and the difference is the stretch and the lack of insulation. Three-layer H2No moves with you on a ski...

Uninsulated snow pants, which is the versatile choice: warm enough over a baselayer in January, survivable in April slush when insulated pants have...

Bibs solve the problem pants have on a tour, which is snow finding your back every time you sit down in it. The drop seat and two-way side zips mea...