Arbor Nightrain - 2011

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stats: Recommended for halfpipe riding

It looks like the Nightrain might be attempting to shake its bad boy image. Last year its construction was heavily influenced by some heavy duty quadraxial glass. This year the Nightrain is using a combination of biaxial and triaxial glass. Loyal fans of previous Nightrains don’t despair quite yet, Arbor promise the Nightrain still packs a punch thanks to a good dose of camber. A snowboard designed for advanced riders who like to ride everything as long as it involves speed and transitions.

Manufacturer's Description:

Loaded Like a…

Designed for high-speed all-mountain assaults, steeps, transition, and super-park expression sessions - load and release power on demand, experience unmatched stability, a crisp animated ride, and powerful on-edge performance.

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
155, 158, 161

Riding Style:
Freeride

Specifications:

Wood Power Ply
Rocket sintered base
Voodoo Core
Mountain Stance
Biaxial and Triaxial glass laminates
Direction-Twin
Blended Tri-radial sidecut
Medium Flex
Cambered profile

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