Craving

I go snowboarding fairly often, so naturally I started to tally up how much it sets me back each time I rent a sub-par seen better days board. If you only board a couple times a year or less renting is a good idea. However I go just enough to warrant a purchase of a snazzy new board of my own. I have no idea what all the technical mumbo jumbo means when trying to select the perfect board, but I do know what looks rad (yes I did just say rad). Enter Arbor Snowboards. The company uses "environmentally friendly natural materials to improve performance and style since 1995" how can you say no to that, you can't. I really don't like most snowboards because they are 99% of the time covered in cartoons or grafitti, not really my style. But everytime I see these simple wood grain designs on the Arbor boards its all the proff I need to know that I must get my hands on one!