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$154.99
Item# 900273
Arbor Bamboo Blunt Longboard skateboard
New for 2006- checkout the new Arbor Bamboo Blunt! What a beauty, the new Bamboo series from Arbor is a gorgeous line of skates. Arbor has been using Bamboo in their snowboards for years, and after lots of R & D they have finally released Bamboo topsheet skates. Unlike other Bamboo skates, Arbor uses only Bamboo for the finish ply. A strength to weight ratio that's superior to steel, yet flexible, Bamboo generates 60% more return than wood and lasts 40 times longer than carbon fiber. If that's not enough for you, Bamboo is also the most environmentally friendly plant known to man. The folks at Arbor say their Bamboo series blends the style, strength and return of Bamboo with the light weight and performance of Hardrock Maple. Ride one and you'll be hooked.
The Blunt is a no-bones bomber with a fat front-end that enables step-up speed control for those critical downhill runs. Comes built ready for ultimate speed and control with Randal 180 Trucks, G2 Abec 7 Bearings, and G2 65mm wheels.
Arbor's Blunt is the widest board in the Arbor line, so if you're pushing 200 lbs or have big feet, this board will offer you great stability.
All Arbor Skateboards come with Clear Grit pre applied by a secret process that allows for great grip on the deck surface but still allows the beauty of the Koa Wood Grain to be seen.
Specs:
Length 45"
Wide Point 9.50"
Wheel Base 27"
Randal 180 Trucks
G2 Abec 7 bearings
G2 65mm Wheels
About Arbor Skates
Now celebrating their 10th year building high quality premium decks. Arbor Skates are built with seven plys of Canadian Hardrock Maple and a finish ply of Hawaiian Koa. The finish ply adds strength and gives each deck its one-of-a-kind look. The Mini Series is also available with a Limited Edition Rosewood finish ply. All Arbor skates are designed with a concave profile and come with clear re-grip. The re-grip eliminates the need to cover the finish ply with tape.
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