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Dave here at the house talking about the Del Ray. This was one of our best sellers last year. Its got a super solid graphic over the really exotic wood. Same kind of look as last year. They changed up the graphic a little bit but definitely a solid seller because of it. Looking at a basement-line true twin board. Very good for the park rat. It's going to work well on the metal, rails, boxes, etc. Twin board with a softer flex. A one being soft and a ten being stiff. This thing's sitting at about a 3.5. Definitely going to be very forgiving. An entry level rider can get on this board and have a lot of fun with it. It has a urethane ABS blended sidewall. Takes the best properties from both and puts it into one. The urethane helps to promote durability. It's not gonna crack as easily. It's going to act like a suspension when you are going across icy, hard packed terrain. But you've got the ABS to give it strength and edge bite when you’re cruising over the crap that we ride here in Minnesota. It has a simple extruded base. Good clarity to it you can see the graphics through it very well. Not going to require much waxing with this one. It's going to be easy to repair if you hit a rock or a rail. All the Arbors come with a two year warranty. They definitely back up their durable constructions. If you haven't tried one you should, They're a really cool company doing a lot of things in the green, environmental world. Good company to throw some money at. Del Ray.
Arbor’s most versatile true-twin for all aspect park and street performance – offered at a price never before associated with Arbor’s wood-top designs. The Del Rey’s structural topsheet and wood core make it ideal for everything from big park gaps, to urban rails and backcountry kickers.
The Arbor Del Ray snowboard is the most versatile true-twin for park and street performance, and it's offered at a price never before associated with their top-end wood designs.
Arbor made the versatile Del Rey Snowboard to rip up the park, assault the streets, or take flight off a few backcountry booters. This true-twin deck rocks a full-wood core to offer you more snap than a grand-daddy tortoise when you launch a giant gap, and the structural topsheet gives you a soft flex for your butters and slides.
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Arbor's most versatile true-twin for all aspect park and street performance - offered at a price never before associated with Arbor's wood top designs. The Del Rey's structural erable topsheet and wood core make this board ideal for everything from big park gaps, to urban rails, to backcountry kickers.
| Ability Level: | Advanced - Expert |
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| Average weight: | Unavailable |
| Base: | Extruded |
| Bolt pattern: | 4x4 10-packs |
| Camber: | Positive |
| Construction: | Sidewall |
| Core: | Poplar/reclaimed wood |
| Core Material: | Poplar wood |
| Effective Edge: | 114.9cm (150), 117.6cm (153), 119.3cm (155), 122cm (158) |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Lengths: | 150cm, 153cm, 155cm, 158cm |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Overall length: | 153 / 155 / 158 centimeters |
| Recommended Use: | Park, street, booters |
| Rider Weight: | [150cm] 106-186lb; [153cm] 112-192lb; [155cm] 116-196lb; [158cm] 122-202lb+ |
| Rocker Type: | Camber |
| Shape: | Twin |
| Sidecut Radius: | 7.8m (150), 8m (153), 8.1m (155), 8.2m (158) |
| Snowboard shape: | True twin |
| Snowboard style: | Freestyle |
| Stance: | 55.9cm (150), 55.9cm (153), 55.9cm (155), 55.9cm (158) |
| Stance Setback: | Centered |
| Stance Width: | [155cm] 55.9-68cm (22-26.7in) |
| Tail Width: | 28.9cm (150), 29.2cm (153), 29.4cm (155), 29.6cm (158) |
| Tip Width: | 28.9cm (150), 29.2cm (153), 29.4cm (155), 29.6cm (158) |
| Waist Width: | 24.9cm (150), 25cm (153), 25.2cm (155), 25.3cm (158) |
| Width: | Regular |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Caramel Brown / Lt Brown |
 | Pearl Wood |
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Great board | |
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I don't really know how to rate boards, as this is my first one, and I'm no expert, but I do own it, so I will review it. I can talk about the width though. I wear a size 12 boot, and I had no issues with toe drag. Other things to consider: my leading foot is angled about 15 degrees, the backfoot virtually straight, maybe 5 degrees tops.. and I'm on K2 bindings. I do remember last month on a rental board, I had slight issues with toe drag.. nothing extreme, but noticeable. I noticed no toe drag at all here. So you don't have to worry too much if you think you have big feet.. | |
| Philip at Backcountry.com on 01/20/2010 | |
Del Rey rocks all mountain too!! | |
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| The Del Rey is a solid performer in the park, but it can handle the rest of the mountain. Have had mine out for a few days in Mass, and VT, and was impressed with the pop coming out of turns. I wouldn't recommend this board for all-out free-riding, but it's a good overall performer for a freestyle board. | |
| barley99 at REI (2009) on 02/02/2010 | |
2009-2010 del rey | |
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I picked it up on Saturday nght and instantly put two days on it. It rides smooth and fast. I rode it all mountain and park and it rides great either way. The only downside is the top sheet chips out pretty easily. Great board! | |
| rob2602474 at Backcountry.com on 11/19/2009 | |
