This is the Arbor Draft. This is part of Arbor three part series. The Arbor Draft is the jib system. There is also the park system and there is the mountain system. This, as you can guess, is for the jibber. It has bronze edges. It is a little bit softer so you won’t catch your edge if you are riding a sketchy rail. It has jib-specific rocker that has an absolutely fantastic flex. If you want to get your front tail, back nose pretzel out, this is probably going to be the board to do it. It has a low maintenance base so you won’t have to worry about grinding around in parking lots or grinding around in rails. It has robust tips. As you can see, it has a little bit more of a blunt nose and tail shape which is a lot of fun. It brings me back to 1993. One of my favorite things about this board besides the graphic, this is a specific graphic from an artist named Jeff Sato. Check it out – skulls, rainbows, happy faces all over. This thing has a sumo stance. You can give your stance, a standard stock stance, of 25.5 inches. For those of you guys that like to have those wide stances, you won’t have to t-bolt this thing. This thing already has a super sumo stance. This is a just one of Arbors great park boards.
