XCAL CARBON

COMPETITION FREESTYLE

SIZES: 135 X 41 / 138 X 42 / 141 X 43

The Xcal Carbon is the most responsively tuned board in the Cabrinha range leading to exceptional freestyle performance. The most important stage of any trick is the take off and it’s here where the specific use of Japanese Toray carbon construction and the aggressive quad tip channels produce explosive & predictable pop.

High speed landings are absorbed with ease through the centre double concave shape. When sheer performance is all that matters the Xcal carbon is your go to stealthy performer.

DESIGN PROFILE

High performance freestyle model with structural carbon and incredible reflex.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• Aggressive quad tip channels for backfoot grip and improved pop

• Rail channels for maximum edge control

• double concave in center for smooth and controllable landings

• High end construction for performance and speed in all conditions

• Exclusive use of Japaneese Toray structural carbon

• Stiff flex pattern for a rapid response & explosive pop

• Excellent upwind drive.

Included with the board:

4x 40mm fins, 4x washers, 10x m6x16mm screws, grab handle.

KEY FEATURES

• INSANE GRIP AND POP Aggressive quad top channels translate into intuitive back foot grip, a locked-in feel and incredible pop off the water.

• DOUBLE THE CONCAVE The double concave centre section gives an incredibly smooth ride and complete control in the landings.

• CARBON PERFORMANCE Exclusive use of Japanese Toray structural carbon give the most precise feel making the Xcal Carbon the most performance board in the twin tip range.

TECHNICAL POINTS

• WOOD CORE Premium A-grad. Paulownia wood core is vertically laminated to optimize strength, reduce weight and allow the board to flex freely and naturally.

• FAST ROCKER LINE Razor sharp responsiveness and stability for hard and fast landings. Designed to get you up and riding quickly and upwind fast.

• CARBON STIFF FLEX Designed to ride fast and reactively. The stiff flex pattern ensures powerful energy transfer when the board pops off the water.