We launched Arbor in 1995 with our snowboard line, and a dialog about our focus on sustainability, and its importance to snowboarding. We were the first to replace the standard plastic top, with responsibly sourced wood veneer, significantly improving performance. We pioneered the use of bamboo, bio-plastic, and other recycled, reclaimed, and renewable alternatives. For over two decades we’ve turned rider-oriented design into the highest quality, hand-crafted snowboarding products possible, while drastically minimizing our impact on the planet.
Since day one, a portion of the sales proceeds has been reinvested in reforestation and forest conservation, which has allowed us to plant more trees over the years than we used to produce the boards.

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The Coda has long been a high-level, cross-terrain performer. But the all-new Coda – designed with Pat Moore – breaks the evolutionary sound barrier with its forward-facing approach to all-mountain expectations. Its camber profile is supported by Grip Tech contact points to offer a unique combination of power and control. Its wider-platform tip and tail are designed to drive clean turns at high speeds through mixed conditions. Its Mountain Twin design provides riders with the toolkit needed to get into and out of dicey spots. This upgraded Carbon version incorporates the added response and snap that only carbon inlays vector netting can. This is the next-gen Coda – and Pat Moore is putting his name and stamp of approval on it.
Base Rotation - Zero Waste Base! (Fluo/Black oder Black/Fluo)

RETURNING ROOTS
We have always considered the planet in the production of our products. From the start, we committed to donating a portion of every sale to environmental conservation. Our efforts involve the protection and restoration of forests, putting roots in the ground. We focus on the Koa forests of Hawaii as the best way to give back to the people and place at the roots of the surf, skate, snow experience. Today, Arbor is only brand in action sports restoring forests, rather than just planting trees. Learn more