What is the main task that a freestyle wave board must perform? It’s very simple: allow all those who want to start to sail in the waves, with the first jumps and rides, but at the same time to love to sail fast with control before launching into a tight and radical jibe and why not, inserting a spock, a grubby or a flaka in here and there completes the fun spectrum.
The Style Wave allows you to do it all easily, it’s simply the most versatile FSW shape on the market.
The Style Wave allows you to do it all easily, it’s simply the most versatile FSW shape on the market.
| Type / Construction / Volume | Length (cm) | Width (cm) | Weight (kg +/- 7%) |
Fin(s) Included |
Fin Box / Others accessories included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Style Wave 86L | 231 | 59 | 6.9 | 1x MFC Freewave 23cm | 1x US Box / 3x footstraps |
| Style Wave 95L | 233 | 61 | 7.2 | 1x MFC Freewave 25cm | 1x Power Box / 3x footstraps |
| Style Wave 104L | 235 | 63 | 7.4 | 1x MFC Freewave 28cm | 1x Power Box / 3x footstraps |
| Style Wave 113L | 236 | 65 | 7.8 | 1x MFC Freewave 30cm | 1x Power Box / 3x footstraps |
- High-precision CAD/CAM CNC shape
- Full Wood/160 glass deck & bottom layup
- Single Powerbox to hold freewave fins
- Dual density footpads with shock absorbers
- New MFC Freewave fin
- The full, flat oriented rockerline in the tail section offers immediate acceleration and glide with an excellent top speed, with control.
- A medium wide and balanced outline and a V double concave hull and an all-new rail shape have been designed for the feeling and manoeuvrability of a wave board, whilst staying very stable under the feet. This is achieved by shifting the maximum width forward for a better ride in the waves combined with rails that have more volume further forward for added buoyancy in non-wave conditions.
- Construction: A PVC double sandwich, with double thickness in the most stressed areas combined with a full carbon/innegra deck layup giving the boards the best compromise in terms of light weight, strength and durability.