K-Series Foilboards

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CARBON SERIES Our AXIS Kink 105 Carbon Foilboard is a unique board. Made with 100% carbon laminate, the Kink 105 Carbon board is feather light and strong. Deep beveled rails push the water when edging upwind, and the fuller volume in the middle and front part of the board help with those touch downs while progressing in jibing, tacking and turning. The rocker and double concave on the bottom nose of the board help with lifting right back up with the board touches the water, and not slowing the ride when learning those foiling transitions. The Kink 105 Carbon is a small board that acts big. With 20 liters volume you get plenty of float when you touch the water. We designed the Kink 105 Carbon with the intermediate and advanced riders in mind, who want one board that can do it all. And because of its size you can take it anywhere. The Kink 105 Carbon is also practical for either traveling or for the lighter / smaller riders who don’t need a large board to learn on. BOARD SIZE: 105cm x 45cm, 20 liters The AXIS Free 125 Carbon Foilboard is a brand new size for 2019. At 125cm x 46.5cm the Free Carbon is the ideal foilboard for the advanced beginner / intermediate / advanced rider who is looking for a shorter carbon, lightweight board, with strap inserts. No matter if you are a seasoned foiler, a foiling explorer, a freestyle or big air junkie, a behind the boat wake foiler, a kite wave foiler or a pumping nut, the AXIS Free Carbon foilboard will do everything you will ask it, plus more. Made with 100% carbon laminate, the Free Carbon foilboard is strong, and lightweight. Deep beveled rails push the water when edging upwind, and the fuller volume in the middle and front part of the board help with those touch downs when learning jibing and foiling turns. The rocker and double concave on the nose of the board help with lifting right back up with the board touches the water, and not slowing the ride when learning those foiling transitions. We covered most of the top of the