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Arbor S-Series

Arbor S-Series


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The S-Series is the ultimate freeride machine - a carve-oriented, all-mountain dart that provides the control needed for higher speed, on-edge riding. The S-Series is our stiffest board and can be cou...
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Review Date
January 1, 2004

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

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2-5

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Reviewed by: Peter Daher ,  Advanced

Price Paid:  $450.00 at Wave Rave

Summary:
Arbor A Frame 162
Splendid

Similar Products Used:
K2 electra, Lib Tech Emigator, Salmon Freeride


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Review Date
January 8, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

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Countless

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Reviewed by: jahrucker ,  Intermediate

Price Paid:  $350.00 at eBay

Summary:
Board immediately improved riding style. Holds crazy edge, devoures everything I've put in its path - ice, crud, pow - you name it. Takes power and concentration to master, this board definitely needs to be ridden hard or it's not happy. Stiff flex, very damp board without sacrificing feel. Would definitely recommend this board to other freeriders. Not for use in the pipe due to stiff flex but can handle the park.

Similar Products Used:
Lib Tech Jamie Lynn 156 (noodled out after 1 season) for freestyle, Never Summer Premier.


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Review Date
July 15, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Countless

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2.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Reviewed by: seba007 ,  Advanced

Price Paid:  $350.00 at REI

Summary:
size 170
My first time on this board was on doubleblack and all there was ice.
the board felt soft but held asome edge WOW i was suprised. I was able to pull away from all my buddies.

Similar Products Used:
m3162. burton ripy 160,ride 162.


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Review Date
December 17, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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4.33 of 5, 6 votes

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Reviewed by: awlewis ,  Mountaineer , from Denver, CO USA

Price Paid:  $0.00 at Demo at Beaver Creek

Summary:
5'11 175, demo'd a shop tuned nearly new 166 w/ T-9 Dominators at Beaver Creek 12/16/2001, 3 inches new on variable base and terrain. GRRRRRRR! Friends remarked that this board gave me elephantitis of the cajones and cabeeza. This board is extremely stiff, very damp, very stable and held it's edge further than my ability or the conditions would permit. This board is not for the weak legged or minded, you cannot take a run or a even a turn off. I would not take this board into the park or pipe, not that I'd go anyways, and there are much quicker sticks for trees. What this board will do is fly, literally sure, but figuratively, wow, speed man, lots of it, go real real fast stuck to the mountain. My first impression was that the board was limited to harder smoother surfaces, long straight-line turns and probably deep powder (none available.) My second and third impressions were that the board is not limited at all, but that I was. I made the commitment to ride like a gorilla (most boards are over-riden and crumble if treated like that) and was rewarded - unparalleled confidence, all mountain any condition. For me the S-Series is the real deal, this board offers the ride that every board, boot and binding manufacturer talks about when describing their top of the line (read: most expensive) products. Don't buy this board if you are not willing to be on it all the time, input = output. Be sure that you have a top of the line binding and boot, I doubt that this stick would be ridable with a step in system. This is a glowing review but it is also a warning: If you do not work to keep this Howitzer from becoming bored it may decide to turn the tables and ride you!
I have no idea about the durability of this board but I am willing to find out.
Remember this always: This time next year you will not remember the extra $100 bucks or 1/4 or whatever, but you will remember everytime you had a gut check and your stick had your back.

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Similar Products Used:
Salomon 550/59 (many disagreements on how mountains should be riden), LibTech Emmagator 54? (great learner, very quick, multiple delaminations), Burton Supermodel (I don't like noodles, everyone else


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