Connelly Voodoo Wakesurf Board 2021

Connelly Voodoo Wakesurf Board 2021

Once you try the Connelly Voodoo Wakesurf Board, it will quickly become your go-to board. Its Thermo Shell construction offers the durability of a compression molded board and the freedom to shape like a high epoxy surfer. The result is a surfer that is strong, light, and built to shred. The Voodoo features a wider tip and tail, adding to the overall surface area to support bigger riders. The wider tail also takes some curve out of the rail, creating a fast but stable feel. This surfer can hang way back on a wave but is reactive enough to boast forward on command. With twin fins, the Voodoo experiences less resistance through the middle of the board, allowing more speed. Connelly's Voodoo is a surf style board that's designed for intermediate and advanced riders.

Features:

• Designed for Intermediate/Advanced riders
• Surf design
• Thermo shell construction
• EPS foam core
• Full EVA pad
• Twin Futures 3.6" fins

Specifications:

• 4'10"
• Width: 21.00"
• Volume: 14.70L
• Rocker Height: 2.90"/0.30"
• Rider Weight: ≤ 200 lbs.
• 5'1"
• Width: 21.30"
• Volume: 15.50L
• Rocker Height: 2.90"/0.30"
• Rider Weight: ≥ 180 lbs.

Connelly Voodoo Construction Details:

• Hybrid Style
• Offering a sharp rail, deeper surf style fins, and a thin profile result in a responsive board that is fast acting and can carve a mean line
• Twin Fin Setup
• Without a center fin there's less resistance through the middle of the board. This allows for more speed and to break free on a slash while remaining grippy enough to hold on the bottom turn
• Thermo Shell Construction
• Durability of a compression molded board with the freedom to shape like a high end epoxy surfer. Strong, light, and built to shred wake!
• Swallow Tail Design
• Swallow tails increase a boards turning arc in boards with a wide tail. Width in the tail adds to the push, stability, and is balanced by the mobility in the swallow shape

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