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Arbor Wasteland Camber Review

Arbor Wasteland Camber Review

Last Updated September 28, 2024 by Nate

Arbor Wasteland Camber Review

Hello and welcome to my Arbor Wasteland Camber review.

In this review, I will take a look at the Wasteland Camber as an aggressive all-mountain snowboard.

As per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com I will give the Wasteland Camber a score out of 100 (based on several factors) and see how it compares with other aggressive all-mountain snowboards.

Note: The 2024 model was the last released model of the Wasteland.

Overall Rating

Board: Arbor Wasteland Camber

Price: $699

Style: Aggressive All-Mountain

Flex Rating: Medium-Stiff (7/10)

Flex Feel on Snow: Medium-Stiff (7.5/10)

Rating Score: 85.3/100

Compared to other Men’s Aggressive All-Mountain Boards

Of the 19 current model aggressive all-mountain snowboards that we tested:

  • The average score was 85.5/100
  • The highest score was 91.5/100
  • The lowest score was 78.4/100
  • The average price was $655
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    ❄️ The Wasteland Camber ranked 6th out of 19


    Overview of the Wasteland Camber’s Specs

    Check out the tables for the Wasteland Camber's specs and available sizes.

    Specs

    Style:

    Aggressive All-Mountain

    Price: 

    $699 - BUYING OPTIONS

    Ability Level: 

    Ability Level Advanced to Expert

    Flex: 

    Flex 7 half

    Feel:

    Snowboard Feel Semi Locked In

    Chattery/Damp: 

    Chattery Damp Bar-07

    Smooth/Snappy: 

    Smooth Snappy Bar-04

    Playful/Aggressive: 

    Playful Aggressive Bar 7

     Edge-hold:

    Edge Hold Hard Snow

    Camber Profile: 

    Traditional Camber (but not quite - Arbor's System Camber

    Shape: 

    Directional Twin

    Setback Stance: 

    Centered

    Base: 

    Sintered (Arbor's "Sintered Plus" base)

    Weight: 

    Felt slightly heavier than normal

    Sizing

    LENGTH (CM)

    Waist Width (mm)

    Rec Rider Weight (lb)

    Rec Rider Weight (kg)

    156

    251

    122-202

    55-92

    158

    252

    126-206

    57-94

    161MW

    262

    130-210

    59-95

    Who is the Wasteland Camber Most Suited To?

    The Wasteland Camber is best suited to anyone looking to carve up the groomers, smash through the crud and lay down big carves. Suitable for the park, if you're an experience park rider and better suited to jump line. 

    Not great for powder and not a beginner board. You'll want to be at an advanced level to ride this thing, IMO. 


    The Wasteland Camber in More Detail

    O.k. let’s take a more detailed look at what the Wasteland Camber is capable of.

    Demo Info

    Board: Arbor Wasteland Camber 2022, 158cm (252mm waist width)

    Date: April 6, 2021

    Conditions 

    Sunny! Minimal clouds. 32°F (0°C) and 30°F (-1°C) with wind chill factor. Hand out of glove a little cold to start but warm enough

    24 snow: 0" (0cm)

    7 day snow: 3/4" (2cm)

    On groomer: Crunchy, with some icy chunder for the most part. Some softer patches. Hard but not bullet proof. 

    Off groomer: Crunchy/icy for the most part. 

    Arbor Wasteland Camber 2022 Review

    Bindings angles: +15/-15

    Stance width: 21.25" (540mm)

    Stance Setback: Centered

    Width at Inserts: 10.55" (268mm) at front insert and back insert.  

    Rider Height: 6'0"

    Rider Weight: 175lbs

    Rider Boot Size: US9.5 Adidas Tactical ADV

    Bindings Used: Burton Malavita M 

    Weight: 6lbs 11oz (3040grams) 

    Weight per cm: 19.24 grams/cm

    Average Weight per cm: 18.43 grams/cm*

    *based on a sample size of around 100 models that I’ve weighed in 2019, 2020, 2021 *& 2022 models. The Wasteland Camber is heavier than normal - and you could feel that on snow - but it wasn't anything crazy heavy on snow - felt only slightly heavier than normal. 

    Powder

    None to test on on the day, but based on specs not going to be great in powder. The nose is a little longer than the tail - and there are the uprise fenders that help, but otherwise, nothing else that really helps it with powder float - i.e. it's centered in stance, there's no rocker to speak of, no taper or anything like that - and the nose is only subtly longer than the tail. 

    Carving & Turning

    Carving: Can lay a mean high speed carve on this board. 

    Ease of Turns/Shashes: Not quite as well suited to slashes. Takes some effort to initiate turns and doesn't like to slash as much as it likes to be on edge. Prefers longer drawn out turns to short sharp ones. 

    Maneuverability at slow speeds: It's not terrible, but as mentioned above, it prefers longer, bigger turns over short sharp ones - and prefers to be ridden fast rather than slow. 

    Skids: It's nothing super catchy or anything, but it's not that forgiving of skidded turns either.  

    Speed

    Nice and fast and really stable at speed. Could really bomb with confidence on this board. Good glide on the base too. 

    Uneven Terrain

    Crud: Smashes through it without getting knocked around at all. Remains stable crashing through the crud. 

    Bumps: It's not super fast edge to edge particularly at slow speeds - it's not terrible or anything either, but gotta put some muscle in to get those shorter/sharper turns in. 

    Let’s Break up this text with a Video

    Jumps

    Overall it's good, particularly if you're experienced with jumps. 

    Pop: There's a decent amount of pop there but it takes a good bit of winding up/effort to extract it. 

    Approach: Nice and stable for faster approaches for sure. A little harder than some to adjust and speed check, but nothing terrible in that respect.  

    Landing: Super solid landing platform. Not completely forgiving of bad landings, but not super punishing either. 

    Side-hits: Not bad, but not great. I prefer a little more agility and easy access pop - but it's still fine, particularly for easier approach side-hits. 

    Small jumps/Big Jumps: Best for big jumps.

    Switch

    Felt pretty good riding switch - and no surprise, given it's a centered stance and a directional twin shape. 

    Spins

    It's a little on the heavy side and takes some effort to extract the pop - making it not as suitable for spins, particularly smaller spins - but for bigger tricks it would work better - it's good for taking off and landing switch - just a bit more effort to get the spin around. 3.5/5.

    Butters

    Not much press in tip and tail. Not nothing but only a little. 2.5/5.


    Score Breakdown and Final Verdict

    Check out the breakdown of the score in the table below.

    RATING
    (out of 5)

    SCORE WEIGHTING

    SPEED

    4.5

    22.5/25

    CARVING

    4.0

    16/20

    TURNS/SLASHING

    3.5

    3.5/5

    JUMPS

    3.5

    10.5/15

    POWDER

    2.5

    7.5/15

    CRUD/CHUNDER

    4.0

    8/10

    TREES/BUMPS

    3.5

    3.5/5

    SWITCH

    4.0

    4/5

    TOTAL after normalizing

    85.3/100

    The Wasteland Camber is a warrior. It smashes crud out of the way like it's nothing, bombs really well and can lay down a mean carve. 

    It's not as good for the park, unless you're hitting bigger jumps and are already very capable in the park - though it does ride switch really well. 

    Doesn't excel in powder, but for those looking for something to rip the groomers on and take no prisoners, this a fun aggressive ride. 

    More Info, Current Prices and Where to Buy Online

    If you want to learn more about the Wasteland Camber, or if you are ready to buy, or if you just want to research prices and availability, check out the links below.

    Arbor Wasteland Camber 2024

    If you want to check out some other aggressive all-mountain snowboard options, or if you want to compare how the Wasteland Camber compares to other aggressive all-mountain snowboards, then check out the next link.

    My Top 6 Aggressive All-Mountain Snowboards
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