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The Arbor Westmark Camber Snowboard is Arbor's freestyle board, and it's ideal for people that want to do tricks on a wooden plank throughout the park. This board is also good for intermediates who want an all-mountain board but want to spend more time in the park. The Westmark also comes in a rocker shape, but this camber board will be better for higher speeds and holding an edge than its rocker counterpart.
Key Features:
- Blunted Tips – The blunted tips of the board reduce swing weight, so the board is slightly easier to turn while still providing enough area for floating in snow. Additionally, the blunted tips make butters and other ground tricks much easier.
- Grip Tech – Many park runs are partially covered in ice later in the day. The Westmark has four extra contact points on the edge of the board. These cut into the snow and ice like a serrated knife, which helps riders hold an edge more easily.
- Full Twin – This board is a true twin, so riding switch will feel the same as riding regular.
- Sintered Base – The sintered base helps the bottom slide freely over the snow, making this board faster.
- Environmentally-Friendly – Back when Arbor got its start in the 90s, it was just as concerned with protecting forests as it was with making boards. Arbor's main focus has been the reforestation of Hawaiian Koa forests because that's where native Hawaiians got their wood for surf boards. Plantations destroyed much of the forest, but Arbor has planted 350,000 Koa trees and reforested 800 acres of woodlands with native plants since 1995. For each board they make, they plant more than one Koa tree.

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 Yo what up guys TJ here out snowboarding at Woodward Copper out at their summer camp for week 7 and today I'm checking out the Arbor Westmark Camber the Frank April edition. Alright guys so the Westmark Camber is a true twin freestyle leaning snowboard although it could be pretty solid for like all-mountain freestyle as well. It's a positive camber snowboard from contact point to contact point for the entire length of the snowboard and it also runs a mid flex I'd say right around a 5 out of 10 pretty solid middle-of-the-road flex on this guy. The Westmark Camber is a really versatile snowboard and there's a few pieces of tech that Arbor threw in this guy that I really like a lot so on all their camber boards they run the camber system is what they call it so full camber and right underneath the contact points so the widest point in the snowboard on the nose and the tail they have what they call uprise fenders so the base and the edge is actually lifted up just a little bit helping to make it a little more catch-free even though you're gonna have that really powerful precise feeling that camber offers

Arbor Westmark Camber Snowboard Review feat. Frank April

 Sure. Especially half hyper jumps, you want that camber because you need to dig on that edge. Yeah. And it's like they're both pretty catch free

 You know, nobody's perfect and, you know, it's like somebody said to me what, like, you know, I was talking about shock absorption of a binding and they said, well, why would you want to land flat? Nobody fucking wants to land flat, but sometimes you do. I just did. Every, like, no matter how good of a rider you are, you're going to land flat sometimes. So like on the rocker, if you're going to land off, you're just not going to have that tail to help you out of it

 And the Westmark just handled it like an all-mountain freestyle board. So it's really like, what would I call this? I call this a freestyle board. But I would say it's a freestyle board that could double as an all-mountain rider, because it's got a pretty stiff flex, and it's not very chattery. It's not chattery

 Personally, I own a Harbor Westmark reverse camber and I rode it all the time in powder. Powder, it's excellent. But like you said here- You rode the rocker, right? I went with rocker. Yeah

Arbor Westmark Camber Review

 So what you have is parabolic camber, so it's less camber out in the tips or kind of similar to traditional camber with Uprise Fenders. A 3D shape that raises the contact points, that way you get more of a surfy feel out at the tips. Then you have Grip Tech underfoot, which is an added contact point, so you can steer the board right underfoot instead of out at the contact points. So basically, traditional camber with an added contact point underfoot and raised contact points out at the tip and the tail

 So the Westmark camber is one of those park boards that's just a hair below middle of the road flex for park. What that means is you get more play out in the tip and the tail, and then it stiffens back up through the center. You're going to notice an okay amount of torsional flex, so you'll really be able to twist the board. But yeah, this is a board that is versatile enough to be a quiver of one freestyle board that you can take around the mountain due to the flex pattern in it and the stability that it offers

 You're going to notice an okay amount of torsional flex, so you'll really be able to twist the board. But yeah, this is a board that is versatile enough to be a quiver of one freestyle board that you can take around the mountain due to the flex pattern in it and the stability that it offers. So with this board having more traditional camber in it with Arbor's camber system, you can really load it up and get pop. If you've been coming off of the reverse camber version of this or the rocker version, you can still be late and lazy with your snap on it

 It's just, it's a park board. It's not designed for railing full-blown Euro carves 24-7. The occasional one, yeah, it's got you covered, so you don't really have to worry about it too much. So who's this board for? This is a board that's designed for the park guy that's going to go cruise the whole mountain when he needs to

 The occasional one, yeah, it's got you covered, so you don't really have to worry about it too much. So who's this board for? This is a board that's designed for the park guy that's going to go cruise the whole mountain when he needs to. Someone that wants to snap a camber, but also wants a little bit of play in the tips. It's not going to be the most aggressive board for hard charging, but it's still going to be able to get it done when you need it to

The Arbor Westmark Camber Snowboard Review

 Today I've got the Arbor Westmark Camber Edition. It's the Frank April Pro model. This thing's pre-rides, full camber profile on it. Comes with Arbor's proprietary grip tech edges

 Fantastic for digging into the hardback like today. Fantastic camber board if you're really into the more aggressive profile boards. I'd say it's about probably six out of ten flex, maybe even a little stiffer. It's got blunted nose and tail, which is great for if you get into some of the softer snow, which I found a little couple pockets

 I'd say it's about probably six out of ten flex, maybe even a little stiffer. It's got blunted nose and tail, which is great for if you get into some of the softer snow, which I found a little couple pockets. Had great lift for being more of a camber profile board. Overall, really killer board if you like something that can charge hard and be really aggressive when you want it to be

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I've swapped to full-time snowboarder about 2013 after mainly skeeing most of my childhood. I bought a K2 WWW in 2014 as my first board and in 2018 bought a Jones twin mountain as the WWW is a softer board and me gaining some experience needed something stiffer for the bigger, faster and harder slopes I was getting in to. I love my K2 for the butteryness and when feeling like a park day but it's time for an upgrade and addition to the family.

Want to discuss current trends? Board shapes, technology? Advice picking outerwear? Need info on traveling to Revelstoke for the first time? Or question about what board you should buy? For new and experienced snowboarders with any questions at all about snowboarding including gear, learning, what to wear, where to go, what terminology is rad, etc.  Nothing is off limits!  Please ask questions in this thread and let the /r/snowboarding community help out. This is meant as a judgement-free and welcoming environment to ask any kind of question related to snowboarding, no matter how dumb it may seem.

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 This board goes everywhere but it really does its best within the park because it's a true twin style board. The nose and tail are the exact same shape, it has a centered stance, centered side cut radius so when you ride it this way or this way it's going to feel the exact same. But it has something that I really love about freestyle boards, it has a camber profile shape, there's a nice arc to it so the center is actually raised up, it's quicker edge to edge, it has a great amount of ollie pop in the nose and tail but the contact points of the board are actually raised up just slightly so it's a little less catchy in those contact points so when you're landing or you kind of screw up in your landing a little bit you'll be less likely to catch your edge which is great. And then there's the 2x4 inserts, now a lot of people they don't really say that that's a highlight within a board but having 2x4 inserts instead of 4x4 gives the board a lot more stance options and park riders out there seem to be very specific when it comes to their widths of their stance as they should be

 But it has something that I really love about freestyle boards, it has a camber profile shape, there's a nice arc to it so the center is actually raised up, it's quicker edge to edge, it has a great amount of ollie pop in the nose and tail but the contact points of the board are actually raised up just slightly so it's a little less catchy in those contact points so when you're landing or you kind of screw up in your landing a little bit you'll be less likely to catch your edge which is great. And then there's the 2x4 inserts, now a lot of people they don't really say that that's a highlight within a board but having 2x4 inserts instead of 4x4 gives the board a lot more stance options and park riders out there seem to be very specific when it comes to their widths of their stance as they should be. But this board has the 2x4 instead of 4x4 which is nice. And the worldwide weapon, a lot of people think that it's a softer board, it kind of has been in the past but now K2 is kind of like realizing it's like kind of all-mountain abilities while still being a park board and it has a feel and fluctuating for 2019-05 so it's pretty sturdy actually so you can still rip it on groomers and it'll be stable at a lot higher speeds than it used to be in kind of like years past

2019 K2 WWW Snowboard Review

My current board is a 2010 K2 WWW, so I'm used to riding camber. I ride in New England and need something that will slay the ice patches, give me some flexibility for buttering, pop, side hits and small kickers. I'm 6' tall, 200lbs and have size 11 boots. I'd say I'm high end of intermediate, low end of advanced

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