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Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board

Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board
Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board
Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board

Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board    Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board
SURF STYLESay hello to the next evolution in wakesurfing design. The new Peanut Rail Outline coupled with a swallow fish tail will reinvigorate the sedated surfer. Rig up for a solid hit from the new Phase Five Wahoo.

The Wahoo utilizes the all new Peanut Rail Outline. The Peanut Rail Outline design is more parallel through on the outside of the board, increasing overall speed. In addition, this unique concept creates more lift with the wider points towards the nose and tail offering increased boost. The narrower, more parallel outside rail increases rail to rail action making the Wahoo one of Phase 5's most agile surfboards in the lineup. FEATURES+ Surf StyleFor riders that like a little bit of everything.

They want to generate power through their bottom turn, but still be able to quickly and easily leave the waterline. A growing style of wakesurfing designed for bigger airs leaving the wake, but can still easily lock in for a proper cutback. + FLEXtec V2 LaminationNext generation lamination integrating Innegra and carbon inlays. TechnologyRefined vacuum assisted hand lamination process with built in glass/bar stringers on bottom edge of board for extra strength and pop.

+ Epoxy ResinIncreased strength and stiffness, especially when combined with carbon filter. + 4 FinsFour fins positioned to create a loose, but more controlled ride. + Epoxy TextureTextured finish used on selected premium boards. Less weight and increased performance. + EPS CoreUltra lightweight 2 lb.

Density core used in Phase 5 surfboards. Caution: EPS foam melts at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid extreme heat and prolonged exposure to elements. + FlexspineExtra carbon inlay strip running from nose to tail.

Enhances stiffness and overall board performance.


Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board    Phase 5 Wahoo 56 wake surf board