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Wave II
US$ 2,149.00
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- 213cm x 53cm x 10cm @64L
- 216cm x 54cm x 11cm @70L
- 219cm x 57cm x 11cm @77L
- 222cm x 58cm x 12cm @85L
- 225cm x 60cm x 12cm @93L
- 228cm x 63cm x 13cm @103L
- 231cm x 65cm x 14cm @113L
- 237cm x 67cm x 14cm @124L
About the board
General goal | theme of the board/10:
Down-the-line wave: 10
Onshore wave: 9
Bump & Jump: 8
Feel: Modern/easygoing - Backfooted
Conditions it's working best:
Good down the line waves from shoulder high to over mast-high
Skill level it's best for:
Intermediate to Pro.
Early planning:
Very good.
Float and ride:
Excellent for float and ride conditions, volume distribution allows relaxed slogging and the extra width plus flatter deck gives good stability.
What you thought of when you designed it?
I wanted to adapt some of the current concepts in surfboard design to windsurfing to create a shape that is very high-performance but still very accessible to the average sailor.
What is possibly compromises on then?
Maybe not as loose as the Wave I tight in the pocket.
Shape details summary |
Design info
Outline
A pulled-in nose leads to a clean, even curve with the widepoint pulled a bit forward and ending in a classic rounded pintail. Overall slightly wider, but the width is kept moderate to narrow through the stance and tail to maintain sensitivity.
Rails
Very soft tucked rails in the nose area with a release edge starting forward of the front strap and remaining tucked to the back strap.
Rocker
Moderate wave-rocker with continuous curve through the stance and the tail.
Bottom
Flat from the nose into a double concave under the mast base transitioning through to stance to V out the tail. The double concave promotes early planing and a softer ride while the V adds grip and sensitivity off the tail.
Deck
Flattened deck with thickness flow biased forward to keep a balanced forward stance in sub-planing conditions.
Fins
Thruster setup with larger center and sidebites. This board works well with larger fins compared to the Wave I.
Final Statement
Back to the Future? A classic outline with a modern feel.