Compression Construction – Connelly uses compression molding for its ability to produce thin boards that are rigid and durable. Skilled skim riders and beginners alike utilize their sharp rail for board control.

Polyurethane Resin Core

Surf Style – Surf styles use a multitude of rail shapes, board outlines, and fin setups to accommodate different riding styles and skill levels. There's more than one way to ride a wave and Connelly recommends trying them all.

Double Edge Rails

3 - 1.75" Removable Skater Tail Fins – The skate fin setup has been used in Connelly's line since they started making surfers for its reliability, ease-of-use, and ability to customize. Use all three fins for a stable ride, remove the center fin for a twin fin feel, or pull the side fins for a skim style setup.

2 Piece EVA Pad – Individually set EVA pads maintain traction in the optimal spots for shredding. They also provide a guide as to where you put your feet for beginners with plenty of room to dial in your stance.

Do Not Store in Boat Board Racks – evo does not recommend storing your wakesurfer in boat board racks. Many wakesurf boards are fragile and can be easily damaged by these racks, which is not covered under manufacturer warranty.