2027 Arbor Bryan Iguchi Pro Snowboard New 

The 2027 Arbor Bryan Iguchi Pro is a directional all-mountain snowboard built for experienced to advanced riders who demand performance across groomed runs, off-piste terrain, variable snow, and powder alike. System Camber with a parabolic profile and five blended radii delivers smooth edge engagement and natural release, while new Basalt Diagonal fiber reinforcements provide powerful torsional drive with a slightly dampened, surfy feel underfoot. Grip Tech contact points at the heel and toe sharpen edge hold on hard pack and crud, and Fender geometry lifts the outer contact points to make turn initiation feel effortless and organic. The Bryan Iguchi Pro stands apart through its Real Wood Powerply Highland III Core construction and Bio-Resin base — a board that carries decades of high-level mountain experience into a refined, responsive package for riders who want to move freely on any terrain.

• Parabolic Camber (System Camber) uses five blended radii to allow the leading and trailing edges to engage and release more smoothly, delivering enhanced flow and control across all terrain types
• Basalt Diagonal reinforcements (new for 2027) run diagonally through the board to enhance torsional drive for powerful energy transfer with a slightly dampened feel compared to carbon fiber — responsive without being harsh
• Grip Tech adds dedicated heel and toe contact points that improve edge hold and board response on hard pack, icy groomers, and variable snow
• Fenders are slight 3D lifts that symmetrically raise the outer contact points off the snow, making turn initiation smoother and more natural across all conditions
• Real Wood Powerply Highland III Core provides a lively, damp, and responsive feel underfoot, balancing energy return with on-snow composure
• Directional shape suits forward-facing riding and rewards committed, high-speed charging as much as relaxed off-piste exploration
• All Mountain rating 8 out of 10, Powder rating 8 out of 10 — a versatile board weighted toward performance in untracked and variable terrain
• Flex rating 7 out of 10 — stiff enough for powerful edge-to-edge transitions yet forgiving enough to remain playful in softer snow