Phase 5 Matrix Pro Wakesurf Board - 2027 The 2027 Phase 5 Matrix Pro pairs the competition-proven Matrix shape with Parker Payne's signature graphic. Its thin core and boxy rails deliver immediate...
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Add to CartThe 2027 Phase 5 Matrix is built for advanced skim-style riders developing precise transitions, spins, and technical trick combinations. Its competition-proven shape combines a thin core and boxy rails for quick response and strong pop. A symmetrical outline supports riding with either end forward, while subtle V-Spline bottom contours help carry speed between maneuvers.
The Matrix's symmetrical outline is particularly useful for tricks that leave the board traveling with the opposite end forward. It supports riding in either direction, making reversed-board control a central part of the shape's appeal for technical skim-style progression.
Its thin core and boxy rails deliver quick response and strong pop. All sizes use a 5/8-inch continuous core, maintaining the same thickness from nose to tail. Phase 5 describes this profile as offering less float with increased responsiveness, pop, and sensitivity—characteristics that suit riders who prioritize precise board control.
Subtle V-Spline bottom contours help the Matrix carry speed through trick combinations. For riders linking maneuvers, maintaining speed between tricks is a key reason to consider this shape. The single 1-inch tail fin complements that focus: Phase 5's single-fin configuration minimizes drag to emphasize speed and agility.
Hybrid Carbon Innegra uses a lightweight glass weave incorporating carbon and Innegra fibers. Phase 5 designs this construction to produce a fast, stiff board for demanding performance riding. It complements the Matrix's responsive shape and technical skim-style focus.
Pro-Formance XL construction emphasizes low weight, while epoxy resin contributes strength and stiffness, particularly when combined with carbon fiber. V.R.T. technology uses a vacuum-assisted hand lamination process with built-in glass/bar stringers along the board's bottom edge for extra strength and pop.
Compare rider weight and height with the suggested ranges below when selecting a Matrix. Length, width, and volume increase across the lineup, while every size retains the same 5/8-inch thickness and single 1-inch tail fin.
| Length | Width | Volume | Suggested Weight Limit | Rider Height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48" | 20" | 7.5 L | 135 lbs. | 4'8"–5'7" |
| 51" | 20.25" | 8 L | 160 lbs. | 5'1"–5'11" |
| 53" | 20.5" | 8.6 L | 190 lbs. | 5'3"–6'1" |
| 56" | 20.75" | 9.3 L | 225 lbs. | 5'7"–6'4" |
Sizing assumes average fitness and ability. Experienced riders may size down; beginners may need larger boards.
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