Exile 51.5" S EX1 HammerTech Hybrid Skimboard-Blue

Exile 51.5" S EX1 HammerTech Hybrid Skimboard-Blue

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51.30" x 19.72" - 100 - 155 lbs.

Hybrid Shape

Our Hybrid Shape is our most popular and best-selling shape. The wider nose and shorter overall length of these boards is more forgiving, making them the best choice for beginner and intermediate riders, as well as advanced riders who prefer the responsiveness and easy-to-use style of this shape. Excellent for ANY skim conditions. This is the preferred shape of World Champions Austin Keen and Blair Conklin as well as other elite Exile team riders.

The EX1's construction has just gotten a whole lot better with our brand new HammerTech™ Construction. Why do we call it HammerTech™? Well, I bet you might be able to make some pretty good, educated guesses. That's right, we've put a great deal of effort into dramatically improving the overall durability of our EX1 construction. Boards with this construction process are tough as nails and actually slightly lighter than the previous generation of EX1 construction. We've literally taken hammers to our boards built with HammerTech™, and they've held up beyond our wildest expectations. With that said, certainly no board is indestructible, or should be treated as such. But we are confident that HammerTech™ construction boards are the most durable boards at their price on the market!

3/4'' Tapered to 5/8'' thickness means that the center of the core is 3/4'' thick and thins out to 5/8'' (roughly) in the nose and tail. This creates added buoyancy while keeping the board maneuverable, just not quite as responsive as the 5/8''. This thickness is typically more ideal for slight below average to slightly above average wave height and strength.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have any questions about our surfboards? We have you covered.

Skimboarding is performed closer to the shoreline, using a smaller, finless skimboard that glides across shallow water or breaks. Surfing typically involves paddling into deeper waves.

Skimboards are best for a rider when they are matched to the riders weight which makes them ideal for learning. Advanced riders often prefer fiberglass skimboards or carbon skimboards for higher performance.

Yes. Zap skimboards and Exile skimboards are highly regarded for quality and performance, with options for both beginners and pros.

Skimboards are versatile. Flatland skimboarding is popular on beaches with shallow water, while wave skimboarding allows riders to catch and ride breaking waves.

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