Arbor 2015/2016 Snowboards by Arbor Collective

A D AU G U S TA P E R A N G U S TA

EST

FROM

THE

FOUNDER

It’s hard to believe that November 2015 marks 20 years of Arbor. Looking back, I’m astonished that so much time has passed since we first turned a love for riding, and confidence that we could offer something fresh, into our first board. The only way I get my head around the years is knowing that we never slowed our pursuit of craftsmanship, commitment to the environment, and dedication to the good times that got us here in the first place. For us, it’s been a non-stop journey into shape, material, art, and life lived in the pursuit of skating and snowboarding. The funny thing is that I feel like we’re just getting started. So we don’t plan to stop for long and reminisce. The future looms large and this 20-year offering represents where the Arbor Collective is heading: a direction defined by a two-decade long partnership with riders, artists, distributors, dealers, reps, suppliers, media, and our larger in-house crew. Many have been part of Arbor through the years, and all have added to what we are today.

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EST. 1995

TABLE

CONTENTS

HISTORY

RETURNING ROOTS

ARTIST COLLECTIVE

S N OW B OA R D S

S K AT E B OA R D S

A P PA R E L

181

S H OW R O O M S

223

R: Bryan Iguchi | P: Andrew Miller

EST. 1995

HISTORY

1995

1999

Arbor founded by friends Bob Carlson and Chris Jensen, first prototype snowboards tested at Snow Summit, first apparel produced.

Brand launched at SIA Vegas, introduces wood top snowboards, line of 4 twintips, 2 directional shapes soon added, series would become the Element, 1st skateboards made using snowboard blems.

Skateboard lines released, John Griber & Jason Schutz join snow teammates Eric Klassen, Ken Perkins, & Leigh Coates, among others.

2000 Arbor introduces first international team riders, skateboard offering expanded, launches “give back” partnership with American Forests.

NINETEEN NINTEY-SEVEN First ever “cap” constructed wood topped snowboards introduced by Arbor, rosewood & bird’s eye maple added to the line-up.

1998

Snowboard team formally launched, line expanded with inlaid tops, free-carvers, and a collab with legendary surfer Mickey Muñoz. Skates officially prototyped.

Griber

2 THOUSAND 1 Arbor starts century off with new logo inspired by the Koa tree, reinforces the brand name, which translates to tree, Morgan Lafonte joins snow team.

20 02

Bamboo-reinforced cores, corkdamping stringers, and diamond wood rails introduced by Arbor to the snowboard market, Mike Basich & Rob Kingwill joins snowboard team.

2003 Skateboard team launched with Ken Perkins & Andrew Schutz

Brinkman, Draft, Formula, A-Frame snowboards released, Mike Basich premiers his 120’ heli-drop.

00 FOUR

Mike Basich pro model

Relapse & Swoon snowboards released, Vügenhausen introduced, James Kelly & crew join, collabs with surfer Brian Conley & artist Haunted Euth, Whiskey Project launched.

2011

snowboard released, first artist collabs created with Christopher Shy and Brian

2005

Basich

Froud. First mini-cruiser skates introduced.

Arbor introduces first bamboo snowboard & skateboard tops to the market, additional collabs released with artists Alex Grey, Brom, and others.

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Bamboo based apparel introduced to the market. Westmark snowboard released. women’s offering expanded across the Brand. Baldy Banked Slalom. . .

Kelly Slater skate released. Cadence & Wasteland snowboards launched. Palownia wood cores developed. Travis Williams & Joe Bosler join snow.

T W O T H O U S A N D T W E LV E Curtis Woodman, Scotty Vine, and more join growing snow team, kids snowboards and the Abacus splitboard released, Whiskey Team introduced.

2013 Visconti and Steepwater snowboard collabs released, Buffmoose goes pro, artist Shawn McKinney joins Collective, partnership with Caliber Truck Co. launched.

Vine

2014 Shreddy Krueger & Z-Twin snowboards released, Liam Morgan joins skate, Artist Derek Nobbs on deck, Sucrose Initiative wheels, James Kelly & Liam Morgan pro model skateboards released.

T WO T H O U S A N D E I G H T Coda & Rogue Status collab snowboards released. Long-term partnership with artist Dave Kinsey launched. Cut & sew apparel introduced.

2009 The System snowboard platform launched, artist collabs expanded with Sylvia Ji, Stina Persson, Blain Fontana. FSC cores & bio-plastic foils introduced.

Kelly

2010 Nick Visconti & Chelone Miller join snowboard team, collabs with Jeff Soto, Zach Johnsen, Hannah Stouffer, Nanami Cowdroy & more, Josh Hunt helps launch downhill skate division.

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Arbor at 20 has become a foundation built by people, experiences, and hard ear ned heritage - the under pinning for what’s to come, a future kicked off in the pages that follow…

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NOT JUST PLANTING TREES, REBUILDING FORESTS WITH EVERY SALE. Photo | Nate Shute

SINCE

DAY

ONE

The Arbor Collective is a crew of friends with a range of approaches to what, why, and where to ride. Tying these diverse perspectives together is a shared respect for the environment. That connection is a huge part of why Arbor was founded, and continues to be a driving force at the brand. Since day one, we’ve donated a portion of everything sold to groups that protect and restore forests, and promoting the sustainable use of natural resources. This is our Returning Roots program. The effort has been centered on the Koa highlands of Hawaii. We see this as the best way to give back to the planet and culture that gave us riding in the first place. The native Hawaiians invented surfing as much as 1,000 years ago, on boards made from Koa wood. If you surf mountains, sidewalks, or swell - the Hawaiians get a nod of gratitude. The Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative is our main Returning Roots partner today. This group is not just planting trees - they are rebuilding forests. By Spring 2015, they will have planted over 300,000 Koa trees on 800 acres of former forestland, with a full range of native understory plants to complete the ecosystem. The Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative is helping Arbor to do our part in the restoration and protection of forests, while we strike an important balance with our use of sustainably sourced wood materials.

www.legacytrees.org

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EST. 1995

ARTIST

COLLECTIVE

BILL CONNORS

D AV I D H A L E

Chicago-based screen printer and illustrator deluxe, Bill Connors

David Hale is a visionary illustrator and tattoo artist from

is known for bringing a few of his favorite images to life -

Athens, GA. He co-owns Anchor Tattoo with some of his best

melting faces, flesh and veins, brains, hairy guts, serpent eyes,

friends. His work is inspired by life and the world that surrounds us.

and ghastly beasts.

DZO

KYLER MARTZ

KOZ YNDAN

DZO is an artist who draws from old

Kyler Martz is an illustrator and tattoo

Kozyndan are husband-and-wife artists

etchings and engravings of religious and

artist living in Seattle, WA. His abstract

who work collaboratively to create highly

occult manuscripts, flirting with alchemy,

work draws on both nautical and old

detailed paintings and drawings that

witchcraft, and blasphemy. His intricate

world themes, mixing organic and historic

mix both illustration and fine art. They

drawings are full of enigmatic detail. They

images to re-envision traditional tattoo

are obsessed with the ocean and being

mix sensuality, darkness, and mythology.

iconography and color. He currently works

underwater, and hope to someday come

Beyond the lines lies mystery

by appointment at Jackson Street Tattoo.

to rest at the bottom of the sea to

and fascination.

slowly be devoured.

AND

MANY

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ARBOR SNOWBOARDS R: Curtis Woodman | P: Ian Gil

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R: Bryan Iguchi | P: Vernon Deck

THE TEAM From the spines of Valdez, to the varied terrain of Jackson Hole, and the frozen city scape of Quebec, snowboarding evolves from the terrain in which it takes place, and the result is an activity whose personalities are as varied as its settings. Arbor Snowboards’ team spans the gap from heritage to progression, and freestyle to freeride. We couldn’t think of a better group of individuals to represent not only the current state of snowboarding, but also the current state of Arbor Snowboards.

Photo | Vernon Deck

B R YA N

IGUCHI

If you could extract snowboarding’s soul, and distill it in a protected region of the Teton Mountains, you would end up with a substance of distinction and class. You would end up with Bryan Iguchi. Rising to fame in the early 90’s, Bryan first received accolades for his classic style embodied by shifty backside 180’s and characterized by unmistakably frozen denim. Decades later, Bryan has matured into what is possibly the most well respected and smoothest spirit in snowboarding. Few have stood the test of time with as much commitment and dedication as Guch, and we couldn’t be more stoked to move into the next chapter as partners.

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Photo | Ian Gil

CURTIS

WOODMAN

Curtis is a powder hound whose life revolves around surfing the earth 24/7/365. This salty surfer dog calls Lake Tahoe home and logs more days out of bounds than a golf ball in a senior golf league. A veteran of the Lake Tahoe battlefield, Curtis has been putting out quality video parts for over a decade with notable appearances in the Neoproto and Think Thank filmographies. Curtis’ style pairs a looseness reminiscent of surfing’s past, with a technical and knowledgeable approach to the mountains that can only be learned through a tenure of experience.

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Photo | Jeff Curley

MARK

CARTER

Few men can flip calves and ride horses as gracefully as they can flip tricks and ride mountains. This cowboy-snowboarder half-breed is a man’s man, and you do not want to mess with him. One time, while herding cattle on his ranch in Ten Sleep, Wyoming, Carter kicked an unruly horse in the chin. The descendants of that horse are known today as giraffes. If you don’t believe me, just look in Samuel L. Jackson’s phone, where Mark Carter’s number can be found under the contact, Bad Mother... Carter’s own personal brand (pun intended) of reckless but calculated snowboarding has landed him on the podium of prestigious events such as the North Face Masters and the Natural Selection. We believe this is only the beginning for Carter, and that he’s yet to leave his Mark on snowboarding.

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Photo | Alex Paradis

FRANK

APRIL

Frank has arrest warrants out in three provinces for a killing spree that started in the early 2000’s and continues to this day. Until the Déjà Vu videos brought Frank’s rail slaying prowess to national attention, he flew mostly under the radar, documenting his urban assault in Quebec’s local Brother’s Factory films. After winning an X-Games gold medal in 2013, Frank went into hiding, filming a slew of unreleased footage during the 2013-14 season. Frank plans on turning himself in in the Fall of 2016 when he releases incriminating footage of his world-wide rail terrorizing massacre in Déjà Vu 2. We’re happy to welcome this convict to the team and will do whatever is possible to keep him on the streets, keeping the rail population in check.

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Photo | Markus Rohrbacher

BRANDON

HAMMID

Before becoming a professional snowboarder, Brandon Hammid a.k.a. “Buffmoose” spent 6 years in the Air Force. Certain occurrences, like the time he almost blew up Ogden, UT, with a truck full of poorly packed explosives, might have hindered his ascent to military greatness, but none of that stopped him from quickly rising to the elite ranks of jibbers within professional snowboarding. A Utah native and Brighton local, Buffmoose now spends his days dropping hammers with the same technical precision he once applied to building bombs… which might not be a bad thing considering that the city of Ogden is still standing.

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Photo | Brian Schaefer

SCOTTY

VINE

Scotty is one imaginative human being. He always seems to have one foot grounded in reality and one foot out. It’s no surprise that he treats his snowboarding the same way. Last season, a leading prosthetics company even offered him a sponsorship after hearing that he landed the world’s first one footed double backflip! The ensuing conversation was embarrassing for both parties and that story may or may not be true. That occurrence, however, is just a footnote in Scotty’s extensive career that includes landing on the cover of multiple magazines, becoming one of the most viewed riders on the web, and earning prestigious awards such as Snowboarder Magazine’s Superpark Standout.

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Photo | Justin L’Heureux

MARIE_FRANCE

ROY

Marie-France Roy has been pushing the limits of women’s backcountry freeriding and freestyle for years. With standout video parts in a plethora of influential snowboard films, Marie has solidified her spot among the most accomplished female riders in the field. Both on and off the hill, Marie’s synergies with Arbor are undeniable. Beyond her riding accomplishments, Marie is also one of the most influential advocates for sustainability and environmentalism in action sports. Her ethos, passion and experience bring unparalleled direction and inspiration to the Arbor team.

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TEAM

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T H E 2016 A R B O R S N OW B OA R D S CO L L E C T I O N WINTER 15 | 16

The 2016 Arbor Snowboards line is our most comprehensive collection to date. Among many other highlights, look for a range of new models and sizes, five new series built around the System Camber design, and three new artist collaborations. After 20 years of building snowboards, we’re proud that the 2016 collection stays true to our roots, while exploring the limitless nature of design, the power of alliance, and the fun still built into every turn. P: Sean K. Sullivan

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The System is a design platform that delivers a cleaner ride without forfeiting edge performance. The System improves both rocker and camber shapes, without hybridizing the two together, which we think sacrifices the inherent benefits of each. The System design eliminates the leverage required to release and re-engage a snowboard’s outside contact points, while creating a highly effective, more direct connection to the snow.

Arbor now offers two full lines of its System design:

The System Rocker design

The System Camber

provides a surfy ride,

design offers a poppy

with natural float and

ride with crisp, fully

cleaner tracking.

engaged performance.

Each is the result of blending Grip Tech with a Parabolic Profile.

GRIP TECH

Grip Tech is a tri-radial sidecut design that is not “blended.” Natural shaping intersections, that in the past were eliminated, have been transformed into heel-and-toe contact points that provide a direct, more ergonomic way to grip the snow when additional control is needed. The extra contacts also form pivot zones that make turning easier and more natural. Grip Tech effectively moves a board’s primary interface with the snow underfoot, allowing us to deliver designs that don’t lose performance as we lift leading sections of the effective edge from the snow for a less grabby ride. Those designs include rocker, or camber with our new Uprise Fenders.

Uprise Fenders pull the outside contact zones off the snow with angled 3º risers on all System Camber designs.

PA R A B O L I C P R O F I L I N G The System utilizes rocker and camber profiles created using the parabolic arc, which progressively reduces the amount of rocker or camber toward the tip and tail of a snowboard, creating nice low profiles. On our System Rocker designs, this ensures that the outside contact points are close enough to the snow to engage when maximum performance is required - higher speeds, fully loaded turns, and bigger landings. On System Camber designs, this guarantees that the outside contact points do not dig too far into the snow, creating a cleaner, less catchy performance that makes it easier to turn, spin, and ride fast.

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P O W E R P LY T O P S Almost all Arbor Snowboards are made with a sustainably sourced wood or Bamboo topsheet. We call this construction a Power Ply. The natural grain creates the style we’ve been known for since we launched twenty years ago. Less well recognized is how the technology improves the strength, durability, and return of our snowboards. The Power Ply works like an added layer of fiberglass. During construction, the natural wood or bamboo fibers are turned into a composite layer inside the board; but the process takes time. Raw timber must first be soaked so that it can be sliced or “veneered” into sheets, which are assembled into “faces,” then backed with a special fleece material, precision sanded, and pre-laminated to a protective foil, made in part from natural caster oil. The finished topsheet is at last ready to be built into a snowboard. In the end, the process makes Arbor Power Ply deigns the most labor intensive snowboards on the market. The resulting performance, board life, and finish quality are worth the extra effort, in addition to the reduction in our reliance on man made glues, coatings, and composites.

TIP PROFILES How a board approaches terrain is critical, so a huge effort goes into our tip profiles. We match board shapes with these profiles in order to create designs for specific terrain and riding styles.

BONEHEAD

F L AT H E A D

PA N H E A D

SPOONHEAD

A skate influenced shape for street inspired riding.

Provides more surface area

Classic top-to-bottom

All-mountain function in a

for butters, ollies & nollies.

freestyle performance.

range of snow conditions.

KNUCKLEHEAD

THUNDERHEAD

STEELHEAD

A R R OW H E A D

Peak to parking lot with extra

Big-mountain versatility &

A fish-shaped nose for float

Exceptional float for

punch for powder.

speed in the deepest snow.

and control in the steeps.

powder specific pursuits.

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SNOWBOARD

MATERIALS

WO O D C O R E S Every Arbor snowboard is made with a full-length, sustainably produced wood core. Each core is custom built and CNC shaped for a specific model and size. The extra effort helps guarantee the tolerance, flex, and finish quality of every Arbor snowboard released.

S I N G L E M A LT

DOUBLE BARREL

HIGHLAND

Our standard wood core for highly

Two Bamboo struts run tip-to-tail

Our highest-end core, made from

reliable return and lasting durability.

down the center of this upgraded

a blend of estate grown Poplar and

Made from 100% sustainably grown

Poplar core. Bamboo adds

Paulownia to provide the light-weight

Poplar wood.

power and strength for bigger

performance ideal for backcountry

mountain performance.

and pow.

2 X 4 1 4 - PAC K I N S E R T S

BA S E M AT E R I A L

360 RAILS

Provide a wide stance range, while at

Extruded Base: A tough, user-

A 360 degree, fully wrapped sidewall

the same time delivering critical

friendly extruded base that delivers

that eliminates the need for tip fill, while

micro adjustability.

lighter-weight performance.

effectively tying the whole snowboard

Sintered Base: A higher molecular weight, sintered base that provides added durability and speed.

together. A technology that delivers incredibly tight tolerances for improved board life and durability.

BOARD REINFORCMENT

CARBON STRUT

CARBON CROSSBEAM

A carbon fiber strut running down the center of a

A carbon fiber crossbeam that runs across the whole

board, a layup that maintains an easy turning ride,

snowboard for maximum torsional performance tip

while energizing the longitudinal flex for improved

to tail. Supports next level charging in-or-out of

all-mountain performance.

bounds. Ideal for mountain-twin performance.

CARBON A-FRAMES

CARBON UPRIGHTS

A carbon fiber insert from the contact points to the

Two carbon fiber uprights running from the tip and

inserts. Creates structural a-frames for improved

tail to just past the inserts. A set up that provides

torsional performance in the steeps and at speed,

added landing durability and pop for bigger park

without negatively affecting high speed

and backcountry performance.

turn initiation.

BIAX GLASSING A biax over biax lay-up that’s designed for park and street inspired all-mountain riding. Also creates a good platform for learning.

MIXED GLASSING A triax over biax lay-up that’s best for versatility: pow, backcountry, groomers, jumps, & more.

TRIAX GLASSING A triax over triax lay-up that’s ideal for on-edge performance: steeps and speed.

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BACKCOUNTRY Versatile tools for navigating the resort and beyond: bottomless powder, deep backcountry, bigger drops, and steeper landings.

ALL–MOUNTAIN From the most demanding and technical lines, to linking turns on hardpack, these all terrain vehicles deliver superior, multifaceted performance.

PARK Designed for, but not limited to the park; freestyle weapons geared towards booters, rails, wallrides, and pipe.

STREET Freestyle sticks designed for the jibber who takes their riding from the resort to the city, and every feature in-between.

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COSA

NOSTRA

D I R E C T I O N A L | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

20 years ago, we pioneered the wood-topped snowboard and ever since, we’ve paired this aesthetic with an environmentally conscious approach to snowboard production. The Cosa Nostra packs these foundational characteristics and core values into a premium gun shaped plank for the powder sensei. We combine our love for the white room with our love for the environment by building every Cosa Nostra with a unique, reclaimed wood top-sheet using trimmings left over from years of production runs.

THE

153, 156, 159, 162 CM

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SHREDDY

KRUEGER

D I R E C T I O N A L | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

The Shreddy Krueger is the first time we’ve built our award winning System Rocker design onto a performance gun shape. This thing floats through pow like a bat on a power boat escaping the flaming inferno of hell. Meanwhile, its deadly versatility makes this a great board for all conditions and terrain. Don’t sleep on this one because if you do, the Shreddy Kreuger will be slashing the turns of your dreams without you.

THE

153, 156, 159, 162 CM

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A–FRAME D I R E C T I O N A L | M E D I U M - S T I F F F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

The A-Frame is a directional, regular camber big-mountain snowboard with medium-stiff flex. This contemporary gun shape is built for those who want superior on-edge camber performance and exceptional float in powder. The A-Frame will lock and hold a deeply carved line, provide powerful control in the steeps, and deliver amazing stability at speed.

158, 159W, 162, 163W, 166, 167W, 170 CM

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SIN

NOMBRÉ

M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

Built on our new System Camber platform, this twin tipped dagger gives a tip of the hat to an earlier generation of shred legends while ushering in a new wave of cross-terrain freestyle snowboarders. Intersecting carbon stringers run diagonally from contact point to contact point boosting torsional rebound and enhancing ollie power for technical freestyle riding in or out of bounds. Influence and control any terrain on the mountain with the newest in innovation from Arbor Snowboards. Artist: Kyler Martz

154, 157, 160 CM

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S T E E P WAT E R D I R E C T I O N A L | S T I F F F L E X | A D VA N C E D

A collaboration with Steve Klassen, 5x winner of the Verbier Extreme and owner of Wave Rave Snowboard Shop in Mammoth. Steve’s 20 years of R&D experience helped us create a rocket built for performance at speed and through variable, big mountain terrain. Expect Ferrari like acceleration and control.

162, 167, 167N CM

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WA S T E L A N D M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

Our flagship snowboard, the Wasteland is designed around our most current thinking on big mountain design, our award winning Rocker System technology, and an inlaid version of our power ply topsheet in order to deliver cutting edge response and versatility in or out of bounds. With symmetry and precision unparalleled in modern board building, the Wasteland represents the apex of modern design and performance in a powerful and intuitive ride.

THE

154, 156, 157MW, 158, 160, 161MW, 162 CM

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ABACUS M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

The Abacus is designed with the end goal of accessing and riding the widest range of backcountry terrain possible. A reclined version of our System Rocker technology has been implemented in the build of the Abacus to increase skin to snow contact when climbing, without sacrificing float in deeper snow. This highly adaptable split has won multiple awards including Backcountry Magazine’s Editor’s Choice Award and Splitboard Magazine’s Most Versatile Award. featuring

Splitboard clips optimize splitboard performance by firmly securing the splitboard halves together, eliminating slop in the seam.

THE

152, 158, 161, 164 CM

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CODA M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

Tried and true, this previous winner of Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award and two-time recipient of Snowboard Canada’s Grade Eh award is designed for more aggressive riders who charge both in and out of bounds. Comparable to a swiss army knife, the Coda is proficient across a plethora of terrains and applications from tight trees to pillow lines, chutes, and backcountry kickers. Now available in both System Camber and System Rocker versions, the Coda is the perfect all terrain vehicle to serve as the centerpiece of your quiver.

THE

154, 156, 157MW, 158, 160, 161MW, 162 CM

153, 156, 159, 162 CM THE

Bamboo Power Ply Top

Standard Ash Power Ply Top

Thunderhead Tips

2x4 14-Pack Inserts

Double Barrel Core

Mixed Glassing

360 Rails

Sintered Base

Three Year Warranty

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SWOON WO M E N ’ S S P E C I F I C | M O U N TA I N -T W I N | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

A women’s specific all-mountain snowboard, the Swoon is built on a mountain-twin shape with a medium flex. Responsive pop and powerful edge control make the Swoon the perfect board for women who don’t let ski area boundaries limit their riding. More responsive than the Cadence, The Swoon offers increased stability at higher speeds for the more advanced rider. We have expanded the Swoon offering to include both System Rocker and System Camber versions.

THE

144, 148, 152, 156 CM

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Bamboo Power Ply Top

Standard Ash Power Ply Top

Thunderhead Tips

2x4 14-Pack Inserts

Single Malt Core

Mixed Glassing

360 Rails

Sintered Base

Three Year Warranty

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ELEMENT M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

The board that started it all, The Element has been the cornerstone of our line for the past 20 years. With all-mountain proficiency, clean styling, and a focus on craftsmanship, this quintessential Arbor snowboard speaks to our core values and is sure to remain a classic for years to come. The Element is available in an upgraded version with a cleaner graphic and premium Palisander topsheet, or standard black, hand-dyed ash topsheet.

THE

153, 155, 157, 158MW, 159, 161, 162MW 165, 166MW CM

ELEMENT PREMIUM

E L E M E N T B L AC K

Premium Palisander Power Ply Top

Standard Ash Power Ply Top

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ELEMENT

MINI

M I N I -T W I N | S O F T F L E X | B E G I N N E R T O I N T E R M E D I AT E

Small but mighty, the Element Mini delivers the same technology and styling of our cornerstone snowboard in a scaled down version for younger rippers. We’ve built this youth model on our award winning Rocker System, to increase the ease of learning that comes with a reverse camber platform. More catch free edging and increased board control will have junior progressing so fast, you might not be able to keep up.

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110, 120, 130, 140 CM

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WHISKEY M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | B E G I N N E R T O A D VA N C E D

Here at Arbor, we appreciate a good whiskey. When distilling this fine corduroy crushing elixir, we work hard to elicit notes of all-mountain versatility and cross terrain mobility. Whether you prefer it on the rocks, in a straight shot down the steeps or barreling through the trees, we are confident that your palate will be pleased with the broad scope of performance that only the Whiskey can provide.

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153, 155, 157, 158MW, 159, 161, 162MW CM

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FORMULA M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | B E G I N N E R T O A D VA N C E D

With the help of the quad-radical equation, we discovered the ultimate Formula for shredding - one part easy to ride, three parts style and two parts affordability. This is the perfect stick to get that bang your buck has been looking for without having to sacrifice style or quality. Built on the System technology offered on our highest end boards and constructed from the same premium materials you’ve come to expect from Arbor, the Formula offers Arbor performance at a fraction of the price.

THE

110, 120, 130, 140, 148, 152, 155, 158, 159MW, 161 162MW CM

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POPARAZZI WO M E N ’ S S P E C I F I C | M O U N TA I N -T W I N | B E G I N N E R T O A D VA N C E D

If you’re not looking for the spotlight, you better steer clear of the Poparazzi because you’re gonna be bagging cover shots in no time after stepping foot on this board. The Poparazzi is a medium to soft flex, women’s specific rocker snowboard designed to take you anywhere on the mountain without taking a toll on your wallet. Parabolic reverse camber and Grip Tech make this board exceptionally easy to ride so that you can focus on improving the techniques that will allow you to progress to the next level.

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1 4 4 , 1 47 , 1 5 0 , 1 5 3 C M

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FOUNDATION M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | B E G I N N E R T O A D VA N C E D

When progression is your top priority, it is crucial that you first start with a solid foundation. An entry-level snowboard with class and style, the Foundation is the perfect board for the rider who is looking to take their snowboarding to the next level. Parabolic reverse camber creates a “catch-free” riding experience for effortless turning and faster learning. The end result? You’ll be on the mountain longer, having more fun, and reaching your goals in no time.

THE

148, 152, 155, 158, 161 CM

Spoonhead Tips | Single Malt Core | Biax Glassing 360 Rails | Extruded Base | Three Year Warranty

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SYSTEM

RENTAL

M O U N TA I N -T W I N | M E D I U M F L E X | B E G I N N E R T O A D VA N C E D

The System Rental is characterized by a clean, black look that will prolong the value of your fleet without sacrificing that classic “Arbor” styling present throughout the rest of our line. Constructed on the System Rocker set of technologies offered on our highest end snowboards, the System Rental was designed with the intent of providing the most enjoyable riding experience to the beginner, giving them the tools to learn faster and stay on the mountain longer.

THE

120, 130, 140, 144, 148, 152, 155, 158, 159MW, 161 162MW CM

Spoonhead Tips | Single Malt Core | Biax Glassing 360 Rails | Extruded Base | Three Year Warranty

Pg . 71

WESTMARK T R U E -T W I N | M E D I U M - S O F T F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

Now offered in both a System Camber and System Rocker version, this repeat winner of Transworld’s Good Wood Award is guaranteed to satisfy the freestyle rider’s appetite better than an all you can eat Chinese food buffet. The Westmark provides the flex and response you want while jibbing, without sacrificing the stability and pop you need for higher speeds and bigger gaps.

THE

149, 152, 154MW, 155, 157MW, 158 CM

150, 153, 156, 159 CM THE

Standard Ash Power Ply Top

Flathead Tips

2x4 14-Pack Inserts

Single Malt Core

Biax Glassing

360 Rails

Sintered Base

Three Year Warranty

Pg . 73

DRAFT T R U E -T W I N | S O F T F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

At times it can be the wind beneath your skirt or a prologue to military conflict, but here and now the Draft is a stair slapping, jib bonking, muffin buttering snowboard whose spirit animal is so rowdy, you may need a bomb shelter to cope with its explosive aura. You read that right pretty boy, now sign up for the Draft like the man you are and start your conquest against each and every rail that strays into your unforgiving path. Blunted tips and a soft flex make this board the perfect jib specific weapon to take on any situation that the streets may throw your way.

THE

145, 148, 151, 154, 157 CM

Pg . 75

CADENCE WO M E N ’ S S P E C I F I C | T R U E -T W I N | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

We know it’s all about finding your rhythm on the mountain and that’s why we created the Cadence. This freestyle-oriented, women’s specific snowboard has a softer flex that makes turning effortless and learning tricks easy like Sunday morning. The Cadence is geared towards freestyle riding but doesn’t take kindly to labels. Bring the Cadence in any terrain and you will see, first-hand, that this board can hold its own across a wide range of conditions and variables. Aritst: David Hale

THE

1 3 9 , 1 4 3 , 1 47 , 1 5 1 C M

Pg . 77

RELAPSE T R U E -T W I N | M E D I U M - S O F T F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

Before instagrams, there were epigrams; saying such as, “the more things change, the more they stay the same.” And before a variety of hybrid technologies bombarded and confused the common snowboarder, there was classic camber. The Relapse is an ode to our roots; the perfect board for a rider looking for traditional snap, turning and stability in a twin freestyle snowboard. There are those who prefer a straightforward pepperoni pizza when confronted with a supermarket freezer packed with artisanal gluten-free flatbreads; and for those, we provide the Relapse.

150, 151MW, 153, 155, 155MW, 158, 159MW CM

Pg . 79

ZYGOTE

TWIN

N O N - S Y M M E T R I C A L T W I N | S O F T F L E X | I N T E R M E D I AT E T O A D VA N C E D

The Zygote Twin is a non-symmetrical twin, a fusion of true-twin on-snow geometry with distinct tip and tail outlines that pay homage to the shaping and art traditions of early skate and snow design. While dissimilar in shape, the tip and tail share identical widths, heights and lengths, creating a symmetrical twin ride designed for true-cambered, freestyle snowboarding. Artist: Bill Connors

146, 149, 152, 155, 158 CM

THE

Pg . 81

The Heritage Series was created to commemorate 20 years of Arbor and our initial practice of using the same wood topsheet across all of our shapes. A platform that helped established the Arbor look, this Series brings together six of our most popular shapes as a collection. Each of the six shapes will be offered in two or three sizes. Each offering will be produced in a limited 95-piece production run. Every board will be made with a premium, sustainably sourced Palisander Wood Power Ply and matching base. The design, in the best Arbor tradition, gives each and every snowboard produced a “one-of-a-kind” wood grain finish. Combined in this matched collection, the individual

RELAPSE

SIN NOMBRE

155, 158, 159MW CM

157, 160 CM

shapes stand out as a unique convergence of function and style.

ZYGOTE TWIN

CODA ROCKER

SWOON ROCKER

WESTMARK ROCKER

152, 155 CM

156, 158, 161MW CM

148, 156 CM

152, 155, 157MW CM

Pg . 83

R: Curtis Woodman | P: Jeff Curley

SHREDDY KRUEGER

SETBACK

TIP TRANSITION SIDECUT (M)

SIDECUT (M)

TA I L T R A N S I T I O N SIDECUT (M)

24.95

0.16

PR - 0.87 / 0.78

21.3

8.55

7.65

8.55

53-89

116-196

25.1

0.14

PR - 0.9 / 0.81

21.3

8.7

7.8

8.7

55-92

122-202

RIDER WEIGHT ( Lbs )

CAMBER (CM)

12.7 12.85

RIDER WEIGHT ( Kg )

TA P E R ( C M )

REFERENCE POINT WIDTH (IN)

WA I S T W I D T H (CM)

REFERENCE POINT WIDTH (CM)

TA I L L E N G T H ( C M )

24.7 24.85

TIP LENGTH (CM)

110.24 112.94

EFFECTIVE EDGE (CM)

153 156

LENGTH (CM) COSA NOSTRA

159

115.64

25.25

0.13

PR - 0.93 / 0.84

21.3

8.85

7.95

8.85

58-94

128-208

162

118.34

25.15

13.15

25.4

0.11

PR - 0.96 / 0.87

21.3

8.1

61-97

134-214

153

110.24

24.7

12.7

24.95

0.16

PR - 0.87 / 0.78

21.3

8.55

7.65

8.55

53-89

116-196

156

112.94

24.85

12.85

25.1

0.14

PR - 0.9 / 0.81

21.3

8.7

7.8

8.7

55-92

122-202

159

115.64

25.25

0.13

PR - 0.93 / 0.84

21.3

8.85

7.95

8.85

58-94

128-208

162

118.34

25.15

13.15

25.4

0.11

PR - 0.96 / 0.87

21.3

8.1

61-97

134-214

A-FRAME

158

122

16.5

24.9

0.2

0.9

8.95

8.05

8.95

57-93

126-206

(W)

159

123

16.5

26.6

0.21

0.9

8.1

62-98

136-216

162

125.6

23.2

16.7

25.1

0.21

9.15

8.25

9.15

61-97

134-214

(W)

163

126.6

23.2

16.7

26.8

0.2

9.2

8.3

9.2

65-102

144-224

166

129.2

23.4

16.9

25.3

0.21

1.1

9.35

8.45

9.35

64-101

142-222

(W)

167

130.2

23.4

16.9

0.2

1.1

9.4

8.5

9.4

69-105+

152-232+

170

132.8

23.6

17.1

25.5

0.2

1.2

9.55

8.65

9.55

68-104+

150-230+

SIN NOMBRE

154

115.5

22.25

21.25

PC - 0.42

21.3

8.6

7.7

8.6

53-89

116-196

157

118.2

22.4

21.4

25.15

PC - 0.44

21.3

8.75

7.85

8.75

55-92

122-202

160

120.9

22.55

21.55

25.3

PC - 0.46

21.3

8.9

58-94

128-208

STEEPWATER

162

127.4

22.9

16.7

25.2

0.6

0.4

58.6

23.1

1.68

10.3

61-97

134-214

167

131.8

23.2

25.5

0.57

0.4

58.6

23.1

1.68

10.8

65-102

144-224

(N)

167

131.8

23.2

25.1

0.57

0.4

58.6

23.1

1.68

65-102

144-224

WASTELAND (MW)

(MW) ABACUS

CODA ROCKER (MW)

154

115.4

22.3

21.3

PR - 0.77

8.6

7.7

8.6

54-90

118-198

156

117.2

22.4

21.4

25.1

PR - 0.79

8.7

7.8

8.7

55-92

122-202 124-204

157

118

22.5

21.5

PR - 0.8

8.75

7.85

8.75

56-93

158

119

22.5

21.5

25.2

PR - 0.81

8.8

7.9

8.8

57-93

126-206

160

120.8

22.6

21.6

25.3

PR - 0.83

8.9

59-95

130-210

161

121.6

22.7

21.7

26.2

PR - 0.83

8.95

8.05

8.95

60-96

132-212

162

122.6

22.7

21.7

25.4

PR - 0.85

8.1

61-97

134-214

152

113.6

22.2

21.2

24.9

PR - 0.75 / 0.40

55.9

8.5

7.6

8.5

51-87

114-194

158

119

22.5

21.5

25.2

PR - 0.81 / 0.44

55.9

8.8

7.9

8.8

57-93

126-206

161

121.7

22.65

21.65

25.35

PR - 0.84 / 0.46

55.9

8.95

8.05

8.95

60-96

132-212

164

124.4

22.8

21.8

25.5

PR - 0.86 / 0.47

55.9

9.1

8.2

9.1

63-99

138-218

154

115.4

22.3

21.3

PR - 0.77

8.6

7.7

8.6

53-89

116-196

156

117.2

22.4

21.4

25.1

PR - 0.79

8.7

7.8

8.7

55-92

122-202

157

118

22.5

21.5

PR - 0.8

8.75

7.85

8.75

55-92

122-202

158

119

22.5

21.5

25.2

PR - 0.81

8.8

7.9

8.8

57-93

126-206

160

120.8

22.6

21.6

25.3

PR - 0.83

8.9

59-95

130-210

(MW)

161

121.6

22.7

21.7

26.2

PR - 0.83

8.95

8.05

8.95

59-95

130-210

162

122.6

22.7

21.7

25.4

PR - 0.85

8.1

61-97

134-214

CODA CAMBER

153

114.5

22.25

21.25

24.95

PC - 0.54

21.3

8.55

7.65

8.55

52-88

114-194

SWOON ROCKER

SWOON CAMBER

ELEMENT

(MW)

156

117.2

22.4

21.4

25.1

PC - 0.56

21.3

8.7

7.8

8.7

54-91

120-200

159

119.9

22.55

21.55

25.25

PC - 0.58

21.3

8.85

7.95

8.85

57-93

126-206 132-212

162

122.6

22.7

21.7

25.4

PC - 0.6

21.3

8.1

60-96

144

107.2

21.4

20.4

23.4

PR - 0.69

50.8

8.1

7.2

8.1

34-70

74-154

148

110.8

21.6

20.6

23.6

PR - 0.72

50.8

8.3

7.4

8.3

37-73

82-162

152

114.4

21.8

20.8

23.8

PR - 0.76

50.8

8.5

7.6

8.5

41-77

90-170

156

118

PR - 0.8

50.8

8.7

7.8

8.7

44-81

98-178

143

106.2

21.4

20.4

23.35

PC - 0.48

50.8

20.0

8.05

7.15

8.05

32-68

70-150

147

109.8

21.6

20.6

23.55

PC - 0.51

50.8

20.0

8.25

7.35

8.25

35-72

78-158 86-166

151

113.4

21.8

20.8

23.75

PC - 0.53

50.8

20.0

8.45

7.55

8.45

39-75

155

117

23.95

PC - 0.56

50.8

20.0

8.65

7.75

8.65

43-79

94-174

153

114.4

22.3

21.3

24.95

PR - 0.76

8.55

7.65

8.55

52-88

114-194

155

116.2

22.4

21.4

25.05

PR - 0.78

8.65

7.75

8.65

54-91

120-200

157

118

22.5

21.5

25.15

PR - 0.8

8.75

7.85

8.75

55-92

122-202

158

121

21.5

20.5

26.05

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204

159

119.8

22.6

21.6

25.25

PR - 0.82

8.85

7.95

8.85

58-94

128-208

161

121.6

22.7

21.7

25.35

PR - 0.83

8.9

59-95

130-210

(MW)

162

124.6

21.7

20.7

26.25

PR - 0.87

8.85

7.95

8.85

62-98

136-216

165

125.2

22.9

21.9

25.55

PR - 0.87

9.15

8.25

9.15

63-99+

138-218+

(MW)

166

128.2

21.9

20.9

26.45

PR - 0.91

9.05

8.15

9.05

64-100

140-220

ELEMENT BLACK

153

114.4

22.3

21.3

24.95

PR - 0.76

8.55

7.65

8.55

52-88

114-194

155

116.2

22.4

21.4

25.05

PR - 0.78

8.65

7.75

8.65

54-91

120-200

157

118

22.5

21.5

25.15

PR - 0.8

8.75

7.85

8.75

55-92

122-202

(MW)

158

121

21.5

20.5

26.05

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204

159

119.8

22.6

21.6

25.25

PR - 0.82

8.85

7.95

8.85

58-94

128-208

161

121.6

22.7

21.7

25.35

PR - 0.83

8.9

59-95

130-210

(MW)

162

124.6

21.7

20.7

26.25

PR - 0.87

8.85

7.95

8.85

62-98

136-216

165

125.2

22.9

21.9

25.55

PR - 0.87

9.15

8.25

9.15

63-99+

138-218+

(MW)

166

128.2

21.9

20.9

26.45

PR - 0.91

9.05

8.15

9.05

64-100

140-220

ELEMENT MINI

110

78.5

18.5

21.75

PR - 0.41

15.0

6.1

5.2

6.1

15-38

34-84

120

87.5

18.5

22.5

PR - 0.49

16.5

6.7

5.8

6.7

15-47

34-104

130

96.5

19.5

23.25

PR - 0.58

45.8

18.0

7.25

6.35

7.25

20-56

44-124

140

105.5

19.5

PR - 0.67

49.5

19.5

7.75

6.85

7.75

29-65

64-144

(MW)

RIDER WEIGHT ( Lbs )

RIDER WEIGHT ( Kg )

TA I L T R A N S I T I O N SIDECUT (M)

SIDECUT (M)

TIP TRANSITION SIDECUT (M)

SETBACK

REFERENCE POINT WIDTH (IN)

REFERENCE POINT WIDTH (CM)

CAMBER (CM)

TA P E R ( C M )

WA I S T W I D T H (CM)

TA I L L E N G T H ( C M )

TIP LENGTH (CM)

EFFECTIVE EDGE (CM)

LENGTH (CM) WHISKEY

153

114.4

22.3

21.3

24.95

PR - 0.76

8.55

7.65

8.55

52-88

114-194

155

116.2

22.4

21.4

25.05

PR - 0.78

8.65

7.75

8.65

54-91

120-200

157

118

22.5

21.5

25.15

PR - 0.8

8.75

7.85

8.75

55-92

122-202

158

121

21.5

20.5

26.05

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204

159

119.8

22.6

21.6

25.25

PR - 0.82

8.85

7.95

8.85

58-94

128-208

161

121.6

22.7

21.7

25.35

PR - 0.83

8.9

59-95

130-210

(MW)

162

124.6

21.7

20.7

26.25

PR - 0.87

8.85

7.95

8.85

62-98

136-216

FORMULA MINI

110

78.5

18.5

21.75

PR - 0.41

15.0

6.1

5.2

6.1

15-38

34-84

120

87.5

18.5

22.5

PR - 0.49

16.5

6.7

5.8

6.7

15-47

34-104

130

96.5

19.5

23.25

PR - 0.58

45.8

18.0

7.25

6.35

7.25

20-56

44-124

140

105.5

19.5

PR - 0.67

49.5

19.5

7.75

6.85

7.75

29-65

64-144

FORMULA

(MW)

148

111.9

21.05

20.05

24.75

PR - 0.74

8.2

7.3

8.2

48-84

106-186

152

115.6

21.2

20.2

24.9

PR - 0.77

8.35

7.45

8.35

51-87

112-192

155

118.3

21.35

20.35

25.05

PR - 0.80

8.5

7.6

8.5

54-90

118-198

158

121

21.5

20.5

25.2

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204

159

121.7

21.65

20.65

26.1

PR - 0.84

8.7

7.8

8.7

57-93

126-206

161

123.7

21.65

20.65

25.35

PR - 0.86

8.8

7.9

8.8

59-95+

130-210+ 132-212+

(MW)

162

124.4

21.8

20.8

26.25

PR - 0.86

8.85

7.95

8.85

60-96+

POPARAZZI

144

108.9

20.55

19.55

23.4

PR - 0.7

50.8

7.95

7.05

7.95

33-69

72-152

147

111.6

20.7

19.7

23.55

PR - 0.73

50.8

8.1

7.2

8.1

35-72

78-158

150

114.3

20.85

19.85

23.7

PR - 0.76

50.8

8.25

7.35

8.25

38-74

84-164

153

117

23.85

PR - 0.79

50.8

8.4

7.5

8.4

41-77

90-170

FOUNDATION

SYSTEM RENTAL

(MW)

148

111.9

21.05

20.05

24.75

PR - 0.74

8.2

7.3

8.2

48-84

106-186

152

115.6

21.2

20.2

24.9

PR - 0.77

8.35

7.45

8.35

51-87

112-192

155

118.3

21.35

20.35

25.05

PR - 0.80

8.5

7.6

8.5

54-90

118-198

158

121

21.5

20.5

25.2

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204 130-210+

161

123.7

21.65

20.65

25.35

PR - 0.86

8.8

7.9

8.8

59-95+

120

87.5

18.5

22.5

PR - 0.49

16.5

6.7

5.8

6.7

15-47

34-104

130

96.5

19.5

23.25

PR - 0.58

45.8

18.0

7.25

6.35

7.25

20-56

44-124

140

105.5

19.5

PR - 0.67

49.5

19.5

7.75

6.85

7.75

29-65

64-144

144

110.6

19.7

18.7

23.4

PR - 0.7

50.8

7.95

7.05

7.95

33-69

72-152

148

111.9

21.05

20.05

24.75

PR - 0.74

8.2

7.3

8.2

48-84

106-186

152

115.6

21.2

20.2

24.9

PR - 0.77

8.35

7.45

8.35

51-87

112-192

155

118.3

21.35

20.35

25.05

PR - 0.80

8.5

7.6

8.5

54-90

118-198

158

121

21.5

20.5

25.2

PR - 0.83

8.65

7.75

8.65

56-93

124-204

159

121.7

21.65

20.65

26.1

PR - 0.84

8.7

7.8

8.7

57-93

126-206

161

123.7

21.65

20.65

25.35

PR - 0.86

8.8

7.9

8.8

59-95+

130-210+ 132-212+

(MW)

162

124.4

21.8

20.8

26.25

PR - 0.86

8.85

7.95

8.85

60-96+

WESTMARK CAMBER

150

116.9

19.05

24.8

PC - 0.43

55.9

22.0

8.4

7.5

8.4

48-84

106-186

153

119.6

19.2

24.95

PC - 0.45

55.9

22.0

8.55

7.65

8.55

51-87

112-192

156

122.3

19.35

25.1

PC - 0.47

55.9

22.0

8.7

7.8

8.7

54-90

118-198

159

125

19.5

25.25

PC - 0.48

55.9

22.0

8.85

7.95

8.85

56-93

124-204

149

115.9

19.05

24.75

PR - 0.77

55.9

22.0

8.35

7.45

8.35

47-83

104-184

152

118.6

19.2

24.9

PR - 0.8

55.9

22.0

8.5

7.6

8.5

50-86

110-190

WESTMARK ROCKER (MW) (MW) DRAFT

CADENCE

154

120.3

19.35

25.85

PR - 0.82

55.9

22.0

8.6

7.7

8.6

52-88

114-194

155

121.3

19.35

25.05

PR - 0.83

55.9

22.0

8.65

7.75

8.65

53-89

116-196

157

123

19.5

PR - 0.85

55.9

22.0

8.75

7.85

8.75

54-91

120-200

158

124

19.5

25.2

PR - 0.86

55.9

22.0

8.8

7.9

8.8

55-92

122-202

145

113.1

18.45

24.55

PR - 0.75

55.9

22.0

8.65

7.75

8.65

43-79

94-174

148

115.8

18.6

24.7

PR - 0.77

55.9

22.0

8.75

7.85

8.75

45-82

100-180

151

118.5

18.75

24.85

PR - 0.8

55.9

22.0

8.9

48-84

106-186

154

121.2

18.9

PR - 0.83

55.9

22.0

9.05

8.15

9.05

51-87

112-192 118-198

157

123.9

19.05

25.15

PR - 0.86

55.9

22.0

9.2

8.3

9.2

54-90

139

106.2

18.9

23.15

PR - 0.68

50.8

7.1

27-64

60-140

143

109.8

19.1

23.35

PR - 0.71

50.8

8.2

7.3

8.2

31-67

68-148

147

113.4

19.3

23.55

PR - 0.75

50.8

8.4

7.5

8.4

34-71

76-156

151

117

19.5

23.75

PR - 0.79

50.8

8.6

7.7

8.6

38-74+

84-164+

RELAPSE

150

114.9

20.05

24.85

0.4

55.9

8.7

7.8

8.7

48-84

106-186

(MW)

151

115.8

20.1

25.7

0.425

55.9

8.75

7.85

8.75

48-80

106-176

MW)

153

117.6

20.2

0.475

55.9

8.85

7.95

8.85

51-87

112-192

155

119.3

20.35

25.15

0.525

55.9

8.95

8.05

8.95

53-89

116-196

155

119.4

20.3

25.9

0.525

55.9

8.95

8.05

8.95

52-83

114-184

158

122

20.5

25.3

0.6

55.9

9.1

8.2

9.1

55-92+

122-202+ 122-192

(MW)

159

123

20.5

26.1

0.625

55.9

9.15

8.25

9.15

55-87

ZYGOTE TWIN

146

100.2

22.9

24.6

PC - 37

55.9

22.0

8.05

7.15

8.05

43-81

96-176

149

102.9

23.05

24.75

PC - 0.38

55.9

22.0

8.2

7.3

8.2

46-83

102-182

152

105.6

23.2

24.9

PC - 0.39

55.9

22.0

8.35

7.45

8.35

49-85

108-188

155

108.3

23.35

25.05

PC - 0.41

55.9

22.0

8.5

7.6

8.5

52-88

114-194

158

111

23.5

25.2

PC - 43

55.9

22.0

8.65

7.75

8.65

55-91

120-200

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