ARBOR · Coda Snowboard
Coda Snowboard
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
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Expert reviews 1
A directional camber board updated with Pat Moore — an all-mountain freeride deck with both powder float and icy-snow edge hold. The combination of mixed glassing and an ash Power Ply topsheet delivers strong power alongside appropriate smoothness, and it suits intermediate and above all-mountain and backcountry riders.
Base shape (camber)
Directional camber
A directional camber maintaining a traditional camber profile from contact point to contact point, combined with a directional shape (long nose, short tail, 10mm taper). Grip Tech 2.25 secures additional contact points underfoot.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Mixed glassing (triaxle plus basalt fibreglass) with an ash Power Ply topsheet gives a very lively, strongly responsive medium-hard flex with appropriate softness added.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Traditional camber's strong pop and power and its directional shape suit intermediates and up, targeting riders who enjoy all-mountain freeriding.
Good
- ✓Traditional camber plus Grip Tech 2.25 delivers excellent edge hold and carving power even on icy snow
- ✓The directional shape (long nose, 10 mm taper) provides excellent float in powder and deep snow
- ✓The hand-dyed ash Power Ply topsheet secures pop, snap and stability at once
- ✓The centred stance allows a natural, twin-tip-like ride on flat snow
Not so good
- —Built on traditional camber, so it can be hard for beginners to handle
- —Park-focused riders may find the directional character somewhat limiting
