Arbor Crosscut Camber 2024 Snowboard

Stability and response for experienced all-mountain riders  

The directional shape and responsive flex of the Crosscut offers versatility and stability on piste and excellent floatation in powder. The larger sidecut radius ensures controlled carving turns at higher speeds and better control in steep, technical terrain.
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The Crosscut is available in both system camber and system rocker profiles.
This version comes with a camber profile for a more stable, aggressive feel and more pop.

Riding Style
A freeride board for advanced and very experienced riders. The construction is designed for the entire resort and everything beyond. The backcountry is the ideal playground for the Crosscut. The camber profile makes the board stable and precise and offers a lot of pop. 

Shape
The tapered directional shape is perfect for all-mountain and freeriding. The nose is longer than the tail for controlled turns in any terrain. The additional setback of the bindings gives the board a lot of uplift in powder. The 9 mm tapered shape allows the narrower tail to sink in more easily, which lifts the wider nose out of the snow more easily. 

Profile
The camber profile consists of only a single positive camber from nose to tail. This classic profile offers high stability, good edge control, and plenty of pop.  

Flex
The medium-stiff flex ensures precise control and fast board response.

Construction
The Double Barrel II core offers a progressive 1:2 poplar and paulownia blend with bamboo stringers that provide additional torsional behaviour and improved board control along the rails of the board. Mixed fiberglass comes with a triaxial layer of fiberglass over a biaxial layer to give the highest versatility in the backcountry and jumps. The 360° rails enclose the board completely and thus increase the stability of the board. The material for the steel edges is also recycled. The Bio Plastic Topsheet is made from castor seed oil and is extremely durable. The sintered base is durable and, with proper care, insanely fast.

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Snowboards are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new snowboard should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.