When it comes to serious freestyle and freeriding the Caliber steps up to the plate. With its lower rocker line the Caliber planes quickly and is able to fly upwind. A huge asset when riding in less than favorable wind conditions as well as for staying in the defined competition area. The Caliber’s outline and flex pattern give the board incredible pop whether you are riding unhooked or hooked in. The new Caliber has extended the quad concave right through the center of the board to provide increased grip, and to diffuse the impact on the landings.

The Caliber is constructed with a Paulownia wood core, ABS side walls and carbon stringers, tip to tail. We’ve added composite foot patches for a more direct power transmission to the rail.

The Chopstick, as the name implies, is made to ride in rough choppy water or waves. The retro flip tips are combined with a modern construction to deliver the smoothest ride possible in choppy water. This makes the Chopstick the most user friendly and easy to ride twin tip available in our 2012 range.

As the sport of kitesurfing changes each year there are two things which hold their ground as the defining pillars of wakestyle. Andre Phillip and the Cabrinha Custom. The Custom has stayed true to its core as a no compromise wakestyle / freestyle board. This board’s best kept secret is this: The same features that make it perform at the highest level in wakestyle and freestyle are also the same features that make it a great freeride board especially in flat water with short period chop. The Custom can accommodate just about every type of connection method from boots to bindings to footstraps making this board truly versatile and customizable. The Custom’s rocker line and prominent channels compliment each other to deliver a smooth ride with positive grip with or without fins. The Custom has everything you need for performance riding and nothing you don’t. So if you can carry the board without a handle this might

In 2012 the Spectrum steps up in performance and construction features. The all new Spectrum is a Universal Freeride model which means that it can perform in any and all conditions suited for twin tips. The Pauwlonia wood core provides the type of weight, strength, and rebound that you’d expect from much more expensive models. The Spectrum is a progression model which means that it has the performance ability to keep up with your riding level as you progress.