Snowboards · by Arbor
Rent the Arbor fleet
Meadowlark is Arbor’s official test center, which means the rental fleet is the current Arbor line — tuned nightly and fitted at the base lodge the morning you arrive. Book a tier online; the rental techs will match you to the board.
Snowboards · by Arbor
Choose your rental tier
Three ways to rent, named for the experience rather than the price list. Book the tier online; when you arrive, the rental techs match you to the right board for how and where you ride.
Adventure
Our everyday Arbor fleet
All-mountain boards from Arbor’s Omnis and Candle collections, built to be easy to ride and hard to outgrow: forgiving flex, dependable edge hold and shapes that work on groomers, in the trees and on a storm day. The right place to start, and most riders never need to leave it.
Expedition
The top of the Arbor line
Arbor’s highest-spec boards — the Founders directional shapes, the pro models and the premium Omnis builds — with the lighter cores, faster bases and construction that make a strong rider stronger. These are the boards for anyone who wants the best materials under their feet.
Junior
For riders up to 12
Short, light, soft-flexing Arbor boards sized for kids, with bindings set up for small boots and a helmet always included. Built to make the first turns easy and the hundredth turn fun.
Splitboard
Backcountry touring, by arrangement
The Arbor Landmark splitboard, for touring beyond the lifts with a guide. Splitboards are specialised equipment, so they aren’t booked online: talk to the rental shop or book a guided backcountry day and we’ll set you up.
How it works
The tier sets the build, not the rider
Arbor organises its boards two ways. Collections describe what a board is for: Founders are directional shapes made for carving, powder and freeride; Omnis are versatile all-mountain boards; Candle are freestyle boards for the park and progression. Levels describe how a board is built — PL1 is the accessible, durable construction, PL2 adds performance materials, PL3 is the full premium spec.
Our Adventure and Expedition tiers follow the levels, not your ability. A first-timer can rent Expedition for the lightest, liveliest board we have; an expert can ride Adventure all week and be perfectly happy. Pick the tier, tell the techs how you ride, and they’ll pick the board.
- Founders · Omnis · Candle: what the board is for
- PL1 · PL2 · PL3: how it’s built
- Techs match the board to you at fitting
The fleet
Every board in the shop
Meadowlark is Arbor’s test center, so the rental fleet is the current line. Here is every model, which tier it lives in and who it suits — read up before you come, or just ask at the counter.
Adventure · from $45 / day
Our everyday Arbor fleet
All-mountain boards from Arbor’s Omnis and Candle collections, built to be easy to ride and hard to outgrow: forgiving flex, dependable edge hold and shapes that work on groomers, in the trees and on a storm day. The right place to start, and most riders never need to leave it.
Book Adventure →
On arborcollective.com →Element
The all-rounder: groomers, trees and your first powder day.
Arbor’s longest-running all-mountain board — stable, predictable and happy anywhere on the hill.
On arborcollective.com →Sin Nombre
Riders who want a little more drive on groomers.
A camber-based all-mountain board with a touch of directional shape for carving and stability at speed.
On arborcollective.com →Kuro Neko
Surfy, playful turns and soft snow.
Rocker profile and a loose, surfy feel — forgiving for progressing riders, fun for everyone when it snows.
On arborcollective.com →Mantra
Riders who ride switch and like to play.
A twin with a rocker profile: easy to initiate, easy to spin, easy to like.
On arborcollective.com →Metal Machine Decon
Park laps, side hits and progression.
Candle’s freestyle workhorse — a true twin with camber pop for anyone who wants to learn tricks.
On arborcollective.com →Sin Cara
First-timers and anyone who wants the easiest ride.
Soft, catch-free and confidence-building: the board the rental techs reach for on a first day.
On arborcollective.com →Swoon
Women’s all-mountain riding, every condition.
Arbor’s women’s all-mountain staple — light, forgiving and at home on the whole mountain.
- ArborOn arborcollective.com →
System Rental
Durable, easy, and sized for everyone.
Arbor’s purpose-built rental board, with the same wood topsheets and quality you’d expect, made to take a season of use.
Expedition · from $65 / day
The top of the Arbor line
Arbor’s highest-spec boards — the Founders directional shapes, the pro models and the premium Omnis builds — with the lighter cores, faster bases and construction that make a strong rider stronger. These are the boards for anyone who wants the best materials under their feet.
Book Expedition →
On arborcollective.com →A-Frame
Strong riders who want speed, edge and powder float.
The flagship Founders freeride board — Mark Carter’s weapon of choice for big lines and fast groomers.
On arborcollective.com →Astrowaste
Advanced all-mountain riding with freestyle in the mix.
A premium, do-everything board with a lively camber profile and high-end construction.
On arborcollective.com →Bryan Iguchi Pro
Backcountry freestyle and powder for expert riders.
Guch’s pro model: a directional shape built for the Jackson backcountry and anywhere else it dumps.
On arborcollective.com →El Camino
Carving and off-piste for confident riders.
A directional freeride board with a performance core — precise on edge, floaty in soft snow.
On arborcollective.com →Madre
Women’s freeride and powder.
A women’s directional board from the Founders collection, built for strong riders who want float and drive.
On arborcollective.com →Red Gerard Pro
Park and all-mountain freestyle at the highest level.
Red Gerard’s pro model — the premium Candle twin, built for Olympic-level freestyle and happy everywhere else.
On arborcollective.com →Roosterfish
Deep-day powder turns.
A short, wide, swallow-tailed powder shape that floats like a surfboard when it snows.
On arborcollective.com →Veda
Women’s all-mountain and freeride performance.
Marie-France Roy’s board: a premium women’s directional shape for riding the whole mountain hard.
Junior · from $30 / day
For riders up to 12
Short, light, soft-flexing Arbor boards sized for kids, with bindings set up for small boots and a helmet always included. Built to make the first turns easy and the hundredth turn fun.
Book Junior →
On arborcollective.com →Red Gerard AM
Kids and smaller riders learning freestyle.
A youth twin inspired by Red Gerard’s pro model — soft, playful and easy to progress on.
- ArborOn arborcollective.com →
Youth System Rental
First turns for kids.
The rental-fleet board in youth sizes, with a soft flex and a catch-free profile for learning.
Splitboard
Backcountry touring, by arrangement
The Arbor Landmark splitboard, for touring beyond the lifts with a guide. Splitboards are specialised equipment, so they aren’t booked online: talk to the rental shop or book a guided backcountry day and we’ll set you up.
On arborcollective.com →Landmark Splitboard
Guided backcountry touring.
Arbor’s splitboard: a Founders directional shape that splits into skis for the climb. By arrangement with the shop and a guide.
Snowboard boots
Boots that match the boards
Every snowboard rental comes with boots and bindings fitted at the counter, so you leave the shop ready to ride. The boot fleet is new this season alongside the boards: all-mountain boots with a medium flex that suit most riders, in a full run of adult and youth sizes.
Tell the techs how your feet usually feel in a boot and what you ride, and they’ll pair you with the right size and flex — then set your binding angles and stance to match. If you own boots, bring them: we’ll fit the bindings to yours.
- Adult and youth sizes, fitted at the counter
- Medium-flex all-mountain boots for most riders
- Bring your own boots and we’ll set the bindings up for them
Skip the queue
Reserve your gear before you arrive
Book your tier online and send us sizes and ability levels for everyone in your group. We’ll have it fitted and waiting at base camp.