Coda Split Rocker

Name: Coda Split Rocker
Brand: Arbor Snowboards
SKU: 12141580
Price: 749.99 USD
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158

161

164

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Board Sizes: 158, 161, 164

The Coda Splitboard is the essential tool for a comfortable ascent and a powerful downhill ride while touring outside the resort. Achieve a reactive grip and aggressive downhill performance while on board the new “4 point” no fender version of our System camber Coda Splitboard. Or for a stable climb that offers a more surfy, cleaner tracking descent the Coda Splitboard is also offered in our System Rocker platform.

Terrain Guide

Powder

Big Mountain

Resort

Park + Street

Flex Meter ( 7 of 10 )

SOFT

STIFF

Arbor's Shaping Ethos

Grip Tech + Parabolic Profiling

The system shaping philosophy underpins the design of every snowboard in our line. It allows us to create advanced true-rocker and true-camber designs. As a result we preserve all of the inherent riding benefits of these proven platforms by avoiding hybridization. Two distinct technologies make this possible:

Parabolic Profiling

We use a unique shaping technique that replaces the single radius arc found in traditional camber or rocker with a more advanced parabolic profile. The design blends five separate radii together to create a parabolic arc which gradually reduces the amount of rocker or camber toward the tip and tail. In our System Rocker shapes the design lowers the leading edge to improve edge hold. In our System Camber shapes the design makes the leading edge less aggressive for smoother performance. The blended five radii design also drastically improves our ability to tune each shape in our line for ability level, target terrain and riding style.

System Rocker

Our System Rocker shapes are for riders who want:

A surfy ride with natural float, cleaner tracking across the snow and more care-free turns and spins
Best in class true-rocker edge hold on the steeps, at higher speeds and through any landing

The System X Baseplate

FOUND ON ALL ARBOR BINDINGS

A proprietary design that transfers rider input out to four heel-to-toe convergence zones, improving edge controls and response time.
A concave design allows a board to flex more seamlessly by reducing flat spots for improved edge performance.
When paired with an Arbor Snowboard, the System X design improves the activation of Arbor's Grip Tech contact points.
This unique binding / board interaction provides maximum performance at speed, in steeps, amd through any turn, carve or spin.

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Fender Tech

The edge control created by Arbor's System platform allows us to add Fenders that slightly lift a board's leading edge off the snow. This dramatically improves turning, spins, float and tracking on cambered snowboards.

Unlike "early rise" or "rockered" nose/tail transition zone, Arbor's Fenders create smoother performance without shortening the camber section of the board. As a result, you get a clean ride without any loss of the pop or performance that comes from full-length camber. Today, we use Fenders on the majority of our System Camber designs.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Mountain Slaying Surf Machine

"With three years and nearly 250 days of volcanic summits and missions to unridden faces deep in the backcountry, this board is as durable and as fun as they come. The Sintered + Base has just a few superficial scrapes and is still fast despite being ridden from the rocky beginning of each season to the bitter end when pumice coats the snow in the last days of spring. It's a dream to navigate even the tightest of trees in deep pow and holds powerful enough edge to make icy descents a laugh instead of a struggle. It's stable at high speed, responsive, and floats in the deep. I've ridden this board hard and it still handles the demands I put on it every time out. My only criticism is that it could hold a better edge during icy ascents, but that's what camber is for and who wants to splitboard up icy pitches anyways? I would highly recommend this board to anyone looking to play and slay the powder fields of the backcountry!"

— Forrest S. (5/5)

San Juan Backcountry Pow

"I cracked the new coda rocker split near Silverton , CO doing some backcountry last weekend. It was the inauguration of this pristine board, which responded with great pop off tree filled powder chutes and flexible carving among the cottonesque bowls. The 161 was perfectly manageable rocking on any terrain including trekking with agnosta skins. Great fun hiking backcountry and dancing downhill with this beauty."

— Storm (5/5)