Description
ULTRA WOOD STARBOARD
THE VERSATILE WAVE BOARD BRINGS NAVIGATION SIMILAR TO SURFBOARDS TO WINDSURFING. MADE TO LAST AND WITH NOTHING TO ASK FOR.
A completely redesigned wave range from 78 to 100 liters, this all-new design concept from Remi Vila dramatically improves wave riding without compromising performance or planing. Inviting riders of any level to turn more on the front foot, maintaining speed and enjoying an adaptable radius throughout the bottom and top turn. Ultra light, yet strong and robust with countless hours of heavy use testing. You'll love it!
A versatile waveboard that excels in Euro-Wave conditions, where agile turns in small waves and control in big waves and cutting winds are essential. All the new ULTRA Narrows have a lot of volume in the center, thinner rails towards the tail and just a little kick in the tail. Turns and control; The recessed deck is a design feature we haven't seen on wave boards yet and was thoroughly tested by Flo Jung, Antoine Martin, Liam Dunkerbeck, Matteo Iachino and Nico Prien.
It's a noticeable sensation in turns when the rails bite into the water at the slightest input, but never become overly loaded, even when you lean with all your weight. A smooth, controlled feel of staying connected to the water, even through the chop in the wave, giving you confidence to ride faster and closer to the lip. For progressive wave riders, a lower mast foot position helps progressive wave riders balance their weight further forward, maintaining momentum more easily and reaching the lip more quickly.
The extra volume in the center keeps you buoyant in light winds and thanks to the easy-attach rail you can ride a larger board without compromising tight, radical turns. In lighter winds, you can plan with less pressure on the sail, as the thickness of the board provides a lot of float and little resistance as the board pushes through the water. Jump higher; Thinner rails and less tail volume improve turning in waves, and also allow you to carve better into a wave when preparing for a jump. Landing jumps is friendlier on your ankles, because you land on less volume of the board.
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