HYPER NUT
PROVEN INNOVATIVE SHAPES WITH INVERTED RAILS, THE NEW TREND WHICH BLEW OLD CONCEPTS AWAY
The Hyper Nut offers the stability from a larger board and performance of a smaller board. A new found love in every quiver, it offers excitement to the most mediocre conditions. Fast, stable and reactive due to its short length with insane projections and tight turning from the inverted "nut" rails.
7'4 X 30" HYPERNUT. UN-PARALLELED STABILITY AND PERFORMANCE.
Target Rider
50-90kg
Dimensions
Shorter Length due to wide squared off nose and wide channel tail outline
Key Features:
- Stable for riders up to 90kg with acceleration and ability to turn on the spot and project effortlessly and easily in any direction.
- Thickness is relatively low which keeps you close to the waterline, aiding balance and sensitivity.
- Wide nose and tail make it possible to drop down in board size without losing balance.
- Pulled in Nut outline curve produces faster tighter turning arcs when on rail.
- The channel bottom creates acceleration.
Conditions
Smaller mushier conditions yet can handle size.
Specifications
| Length | 7'4" |
| Width | 30" |
| Tail Width | 21" |
| Thickness | 3.9" |
| Volume | 106 L |
| Rider weight | 50-90 kg |
| Fins | 4.7" / 4.5" Light Core |
This board is suitable for use as a Foil Board*. It can be customised to accommodate a Foil setup (Tuttle Fin Box added) for an additional $400. Please contact Jeremy on +64 21 926 698 to arrange.
*Foil mast and wing sold separately.
TRY IT TO BELIEVE IT!
"The Hyper Nut makes even the most mundane South Shore waves come to life! Any SUP Rider would be crazy not to add a Hyper Nut to their quiver!" - Steve Roan
"In the past few years I have moved up to a larger board for stability, but now that I have discovered the new 7'4" Hypernut it has become my go-to board for all conditions. Super fast and stable and turns on a dime." - Jim Brewer
WOOD TECHNOLOGY
- 15 kg/m3 fused precission-molded cell core for light weight and increased water resistance.
- A 500 kg/m3 veneer of 0.6mm biaxial Australian Pine forms an outer layer on the deck resulting in extra impact resistance, rigidity and further improved overall hull integrity.
- A three-dimensional glass laminate is wetted out with high grade expanding epoxy resin. This creates a thicker impact resistant outer skin with increased overall hull strength.
- Glass rail reinforcements for extra stiffness against snapping when nose diving.
- Extra reinforcements are placed around all inserts, resulting in zero insert damage reports.
- Starboard pioneered molded wood technology in 1994 and first introduced it to their Surf and Windsurfing boards.
