The Arbor Draft is a true twin built for riders just getting into park and street, the kind of board that makes learning new tricks a lot less intimidating. It sits on the System Rocker platform, so the ride is loose and catch-free. The softer flex means it spins and pivots willingly, while there's still enough grip underfoot to feel solid riding groomers. It's light, playful, and forgiving, and it's all about helping a progressing rider build confidence.

Why we like it:

The rocker profile and Grip Tech together give it that loose, forgiving feel that still finds an edge when you actually need one. A soft, playful flex makes presses and butters easy to learn and super fun once you've got them.

Who it's for:

This is a board for beginners and progressing freestyle riders who want a forgiving, easy-to-spin true twin. It's happy doing park laps, hitting street features, or just messing around all over the resort.

Highlights:

The parabolic rocker profile on the System Rocker platform sets the tone with a loose, catch-free ride that's happy buttering and spinning rather than locking you in. The true twin shape rides identically in both directions so switch feels natural from the start, and Grip Tech keeps just enough bite underfoot to hold a clean edge. Arbor builds it on a Highland core of poplar and paulownia, with biax glass over an extruded base. It's a light, affordable package that can take a season of park abuse.

Things to consider:

The soft flex and rocker that make it so forgiving also mean it gives up stability and pop at speed or off bigger jumps. Once you're sending larger park features, you'll be ready for a stiffer, cambered twin.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Drop a length if you want quicker spins and easier butters, or stay at your usual size for more stability and a bigger platform to land on.