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TECHNOLOGY
EPS Tech
Quiksilver Surfboard Break
The Break will ensure you catch the most waves and stay on your feet for the longest time. The Break is a super stable wave catching machine and will ensure you’re having the most fun in the line-up.
Flat bottom to V double concave for smooth gliding. Gentle even rocker to allow easy positioning and turning and maintain flow. Full rail for added flow and comfort. Fuller Nose for paddling power and stability. Small squash tail for planing in smaller waves.
| Length | Width | Thickness | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7'0 | 20 3/4 | 2 3/4 | 46.2L |
| 7'3 | 21 1/4 | 2 3/4 | 49.1L |
| 7'6 | 21 1/2 | 2 13/16 | 52.6L |
| 8'0 | 21 3/4 | 2 7/8 | 58.7L |
| 8'6 | 22 | 3 65.1L | 65.1L |
Quiksilver Surfboard Break Specs
Bottom Contour
Flat bottom to V double concave for smooth gliding
Rocket
Gentle even rocker to allow easy positioning and turning and maintain flow
Rails
Full rail for added flow and comfort.
Outline
Fuller Nose for paddling power and stability. Small squash tail for planing in smaller waves
Fins
Thruster in Futures
EPS CONSTRUCTION
EPS (Extruded Polystyrene, commonly called Styrofoam) is a very lightweight foam that we glass with Epoxy resin to create a light, responsive board that can help you get the most out of weaker, slower wave conditions. The foam itself is not as strong as traditional PU blanks, so we use a stronger Epoxy resin to make it strong enough to hold up, but still a bit lighter than PU/PE construction. The positives are mostly found in the weight, but many people also prefer the overall feeling of EPS over PU. The negatives are found in the weight and feel of the ride can be tricky to get used to at first.
