The Arbor Sin Nombre is a directional snowboard built for precision edge hold at speed. Its Parabolic Camber profile blends five radii to engage and release smoothly through variable terrain, and the directional shape holds a stable line that a twin board can't match at higher speeds. An FSC-certified Highland II core keeps the ride light, and a sintered base holds wax and glide over long, fast lines. The directional taper adds float in deeper snow without giving up edge hold on firmer variable terrain. What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I opened it up on a wide-open bowl with a foot of fresh snow, and the tapered directional shape kept the nose up without hunting for a line. Dropping back onto a hardpacked traverse, the parabolic camber still held a clean edge instead of skipping out."