ARBOR · Danny Kass Park Pro Snowboard
Danny Kass Park Pro Snowboard
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
Repeating pattern
Expert reviews 2
Arbor's Danny Kass pro model is an all-mountain freestyle board that covers the whole mountain — park, groomer carving and a bit of powder — on traditional camber with a slightly wide 25.8 cm waist. A balanced mid flex (5/10) and immediate adaptability make it suit a broad range of riders, from lower intermediates to those returning to the sport. Despite the 'Park Pro' name, it's really a versatile fun board you can enjoy across the whole resort without fuss.
Base shape (camber)
Camber
It adopts a traditional camber construction with a sintered base applied to strengthen stability and edge grip.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A mid flex of 5 out of 10 by the maker's rating — balanced, neither too rigid nor too soft. It provides enough stiffness that larger riders won't find it soft, and it responds naturally right away with no break-in period.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A broadly versatile board suited to beginners and intermediates entering the park and riding all-mountain, and equally to returning riders or experienced riders who just want fun laps. Its hallmark is high accessibility — comfortable to ride straight out of the box with no adaptation period.
Good
- ✓Excellent immediate adaptability — natural riding from the very first run with no binding tweaks or break-in
- ✓The wide 25.8 cm waist provides excellent stability with no toe or heel drag even in size 10 boots
- ✓All-mountain versatility that handles park, groomer carving and powder stashes alike
- ✓The directional shape with a centred twin feel makes switch riding natural too
Not so good
- —Limited as a dedicated deep powder board (50–60 cm and up), so it isn't right for a Japan powder trip
- —Only two sizes, 154 and 157, so the options are limited
Arbor's Danny Kass pro model is an all-mountain freestyle board that covers the whole mountain — park, groomer carving and a bit of powder — on traditional camber with a slightly wide 25.8 cm waist. A balanced mid flex (5/10) and immediate adaptability make it suit a broad range of riders, from lower intermediates to those returning to the sport. Despite the 'Park Pro' name, it's really a versatile fun board you can enjoy across the whole resort without fuss.
Base shape (camber)
Camber
It adopts a traditional camber construction with a sintered base applied to strengthen stability and edge grip.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A mid flex of 5 out of 10 by the maker's rating — balanced, neither too rigid nor too soft. It provides enough stiffness that larger riders won't find it soft, and it responds naturally right away with no break-in period.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A broadly versatile board suited to beginners and intermediates entering the park and riding all-mountain, and equally to returning riders or experienced riders who just want fun laps. Its hallmark is high accessibility — comfortable to ride straight out of the box with no adaptation period.
Good
- ✓Excellent immediate adaptability — natural riding from the very first run with no binding tweaks or break-in
- ✓The wide 25.8 cm waist provides excellent stability with no toe or heel drag even in size 10 boots
- ✓All-mountain versatility that handles park, groomer carving and powder stashes alike
- ✓The directional shape with a centred twin feel makes switch riding natural too
Not so good
- —Limited as a dedicated deep powder board (50–60 cm and up), so it isn't right for a Japan powder trip
- —Only two sizes, 154 and 157, so the options are limited
