Description
The Waka surfboard pays homage to the traditional fish shape pioneered by Steve Lis, blending speed with performance. Characterized by its skatey, loose, and lively feel, it excels at racing down the line and carving through softer surf conditions. Engineered for... Read More >
Description
The Waka surfboard pays homage to the traditional fish shape pioneered by Steve Lis, blending speed with performance. Characterized by its skatey, loose, and lively feel, it excels at racing down the line and carving through softer surf conditions. Engineered for planing capability and speed in a compact form, it features a wider outline that compensates for its shorter length, enabling riders to go shorter than usual. Its flatter rocker and minimal bottom contours optimize planing surface and reduce drag, while maintaining speed generation. With thickness extending to the rails and a wide tail, the Waka offers enhanced buoyancy and stability. The board transitions from softer, forgiving rails upfront to a crisp release rail at the tail, ensuring a smooth and fast ride. This board is designed for twin keel fins.
Features
Board Specs: 5’10” x 21.¾” x 2 ¾”
Volume: 39.5 liters
Fin Box: Twin Fin
Construction: Banded Construction, GreenRail
Board Materials: Cedar Wood and GreenRail Recycled Plastic
Finish: Bio-Based, No VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) Epoxy
Written By
Chad
Shipping: Neon Wave offers free ground shipping on all purchases over $75. All other shipments will vary in cost based on product weight, location, and shipment method. Orders placed Monday through Friday before 12:00pm EST are shipped the same day. Orders placed after 12:00pm EST are shipped the next business days. All weekend orders will ship out the following Monday.
Returns: If you don’t love it, you won’t wear it. Neon Wave accepts returns or exchanges of unused, unwashed and unaltered merchandise (containing no additional fragrance and/or tailoring) within 14 days of the original date of purchase.
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