The 2025 Arbor Terra Pin is inspired from the unique 70's surf design, which featuring Terra Tech channels in the nose and tail to give the board unmatched float and drive in even the deepest powder. Combine that with the System Rocker profile, and you will be staying afloat while everyone else sinks.
Board Type: Resort and Powder
Camber Type: The Rocker System
The Rocker System from Arbor is a parabolic take on reverse camber that progressively reduces the amount of rocker towards the tip and tail. This results in your contact points being closer to the snow, allowing them to engage quicker and more effectively for enhanced response and stronger edge control, while still maintaining the natural float and surfy ride of rocker.
Flex: 5/10 (1 = soft, 10 = stiff)
A mid-stiff flex that is perfect for hard charging riders that need to get the most from their boards, but still like it to have a bit of play.
Shape: Directional
This board has a directional shape, with a shorter tail and taper for smooth and powerful turns, with extra float in deep snow.
Tapered Tail
The shape of this board tapers slightly towards the tail helping it sink in powder, making the nose float better and keeping you on your feet.
Grip Tech
Grip Tech is a combination of three separate sidecut radii in the nose, tail, and centre of the board, effectively giving the board an additional two contact points. This provides extra grip and control in all conditions, and also makes turning smoother, easier, and less catchy, without losing performance.
Core: FSC Certified Double Barrel Core
The most versatile core from Arbor, the Double Barrel Core is made from Poplar reinforced with two Bamboo struts running down the centre of the board for lightweight longitudinal pop and easier turns.
Mixed Glassing
A Triax and Biax layup that provides superior versatility over standard Triax or Biax layups.
Base: Sintered Base
A high molecular weight base that provides extra durability and speed.
Mounting Pattern: 2x4 14-pack inserts
Additional Features:
Hand Dyed Ash Powerply - This creates the style Arbor is known for, but isn't just for looks. Power Ply is a sustainably sourced layer of wood or bamboo that acts like an added layer of fibreglass due to a labor intensive process that results in increased performance, finish quality, board life, and less reliance on man made materials.
360° Fully Wrapped Sidewalls - These 360° sidewalls eliminate the need for tip fill, enhancing durability and improving board life.
Recycled Steel Edges - These highly durable recycled steel edges promote sustainability without sacrificing quality.
Bio-Resin - This board is made with Bio-Resin, which is a replacement for traditional petroleum-based resin that doesn't affect performance. The ingredients that go into Bio-Resin are co-products or waste products of other industrial processes and reduces the carbon footprint of the material by up to 40% (when compared to a petroleum-based equivalent).
Wend Natural Wax - This board is waxed with Wend Natural Wax and is ready to ride straight out of the shop.
Factory Tuned - This snowboard is factory de-tuned at the tip and tail, so you can go riding straight away.
Terra Tech - Is a three-dimensional feature built directly into the nose of the snowboard. The 3D shape creates a slot, which works like a channel on a surfboard. It gives the snow that naturally builds up in front of your board, a way to quickly move under, and away from your nose. Ultimately, it reduces pressure and resistance for improved speed and performance in deeper snow.
SIZE CHART
Length (cm) |
Waist Width (mm) |
Nose / Tail Width (mm) |
Nose / Tail Length (cm) |
Sidecut (m) |
Ref Stance Setback (cm) |
Weight Range (kg) |
156cm |
270 |
320.2 / 300.2
|
33 / 22 |
8 / 7.1 / 8 |
3 |
57 - 93 |
159cm |
271.5 |
323 / 221.5 |
33.15 / 22.15 |
8.15 / 7.25 / 8.15 |
3 |
60 - 96 |
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