This is the latest version of the Precevo surfboard designed for Japanese people.
Of course, just like the LOST surfboard, it was designed by me.
The latest version is made with reinforced carbon and a unique structure.
It's called
Flex Hyper .
This year, we have further adjusted the Presebo surfboard from last year,
The carbon band is wider than before.
Two carbon bands that have been improved based on the experience gained from carbon wraps over the past few years.
The distance is narrow in the nose area and widens towards the tail.
If the distance between the two carbons is small, the board tends to be stiff,
It works really well with the thin nose area.
So it has excellent acceleration from nose to center,
The carbon spacing is narrow, which means it has high rebound and explosive power.
And as you move towards the tail, the flex performance increases.
The carbon gradually becomes thinner towards the fin, sharpening the surface area.
So the fin area, the back foot area, has more flex.
The area that your chest touches when paddling is also the position of your front legs,
This area has high repulsion and excellent acceleration.
It's not that the movement becomes stiff or it becomes difficult to ride,
Flex Hyper kicks the tail in when turning.
It has a flex structure that springs up and accelerates.
This flex structure uses two simple carbon bands that taper towards the fins. This carbon band performance is combined with the "Flexlite" technology that has been proven in Precebo surfboards for many years.
It is lightweight, white, beautiful, strong, and almost indestructible.
Even when it becomes a used board, the value does not decrease and the flex performance lasts for a long time,
There's a positive added value.
It's fun to surf, you can rip spectacularly in both small and rough waves, and it never loses its appearance or performance.
If you buy this
Flex Hyper , it will be easy to sell because its value will hardly decrease even after driving it for a few years.
That's the newly evolved Presebo surfboard
"Flex Hyper" !
So, check out the must-see explanatory video below!
https://vimeo.com/213199881
