The Arbor Coda is the stepping stone between the mellow fluid feel of the Element and the punchy high performance ride of the Wasteland. All three boards use an identical shape and profile so it’s just about which spec meets your ability and needs.
Arbor’s on-mountain rocker design for serious chargers who readily transition through varied terrain; the Coda is built for all-aspect performance: ride powder, dominate technical steeps, power through tight trees, carve the groomers, kill big backcountry kickers.
Year: 2012
Available Lengths (cm):
153, 155, 157, 159, 161, 165
Riding Style:
All Mountain
Specifications:
System Rocker
Directional-Twin
Standard Width
Medium Flex
Bamboo Power Ply
Rocket Base
Mystic II Core
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Nidecker Advanced - 2012
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Rome Mod Rocker - 2012

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on October 14, 2011 at 10:13 PM
Hi Rich,
I narrowed down my choices to either the Element Rx or the Coda. Their inserts are at different places, otherwise the boards are very similar. But this is not the question here.
The dilema I have is that I don’t know how each top sheet would affect the riding properties of the boards. The Element has Poplar and the Coda is covered with Bamboo. Can you tell me what is the difference between the two types of wood? Or who else can I ask? The ride will be affected somehow by the wood. But how? Thank you. Jarka
on November 27, 2011 at 03:02 PM
In my experience rich a bamboo board will provide a bit more “pop” while the poplar will better absorb hits and dips, bamboo is flexy but strong making it pop really well off hits, jibs, etc. Poplar will provide plenty of lift and pop, but a little less so, it will however help absorb some of the hit, so really they are going to be similar in most aspects but that is the major difference between the two, I ride a element RX and love it, my friend rides a Coda and loves it. I dont think you will be upset either way.
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