NEW HYPERLITE 2008 EDEN 130 WAKEBOARD + EDEN BINDINGS

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SALE-BRAND NEW WAKEBOARD WITH BINDINGS! Hyperlite Eden Wakeboard 130 (available in 125 and 130) The Eden series is a shape that you don't have to learn how to ride. The features let a boarder determine their style. With a softer, ladies-specific flex, the Eden is a great choice for the woman looking to take it to the next level. An asymmetric shape allowing a rider to stand higher up the wake on their toeside edge with increased leverage on their heelside rail. Deeper molded-in toeside fins set a harder cut, shallower molded-in heelside fins create a quicker release. Outer stabilizers create a more stable ride and help a rider recover from off unstable landings. A snappy 3-stage rocker with a full-length "V" bottom tunnel helps break up the water for cushioned landings. Ladies specific "Satin Flex" allows for a slightly softer board flex. Fin configuration: Four on each end. Two 1.1" aluminum A-Wing fins and two variable-sized molded-in outer fins. Available in 130 cm (pictured). Hyperlite Eden Womens Bindings A softer, more adjustable version of the Noise boot with a mid foot stretch zone allowing more riders to share their setup with varying foot sizes. The Eden boot is the crossing point between pro model reinforcement and recreational versatility. Pure comfort while never sacrificing support is the idea behind the Edens hybrid EVA/foam toe. The standard for ranging sizes and skill levels. Mounting screws included. Available in Pink/White (pictured) XS/S Fits women's sizes 4-8.5, M/Std fits women's 8-11. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR US SHOE SIZE WITH PAYMENT! Feel free to email our customer service department by clicking: FOR TIPS ON FINDING THE PERFECT WAKEBOARD SIZE READ THIS: Wakeboard 101 As in many industries, t is an abundance of misinformation in the wakeboard world. The following tips come from years of experience in the industry, and are designed to cut through some of the tech talk and misleading jargon. If you would like us to find you the perfect board for your needs, please e-mail the following information for all riders to be using the board: Weight, Shoe size, Preferred style of riding, Ability level, Boat that you typically ride behind. First and foremost, no one design element makes for a good board. Boards only work well when the elements of design are well integrated. For instance, were a friend to tell you, "you need a wide board, 'cuz that's good for boosting big air", they would be doing you no favor. T are plenty of wide boards that are not good for aerials, and t are others that are not good for anything! Many times, when an industry finds a "hot niche", the manufacturers race to produce that style of gear. It does not always add up to good performance. Elements, such as our timely example of width, must combine with other factors, such as edge shape and rocker, to provide a great combination. Do not buy a board by "size". This tip is related to the first. Centimeter "size", is a poor barometer of a board's overall character. The length is the only variable measured by this. To put a finer point on it, a 138cm in one board, may be perfect for you, while the identical length in another board may be completely inappropriate. Factors such as width and wetted surface area make as much, if not more difference than length. A friend telling you, "buy a 142cm" is doing you a disservice. They probably mean well, and are advising you towards a board that they have had a positive experience with, but many expensive board purchase mistakes are made in this manner. are some guidelines for what effect the individual design elements might have: Rocker: The curvy "banana shaped" profile of your board. Rocker generally may be viewed on a scale from "loose feeling" to "stable feeling." The more exaggerated the arc, the looser the board feels. Conversely flatter boards tend to be more stable. A great deal of rocker tends to slow a board down, while a flat profile tends to be faster. Some boards use a "constant rocker" and others somewhat of a "kin... read more

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