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720 IV
by Core
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Core's high-performance strapless freestyle board, a balanced shape and quadruple concave bottom intended to make it approachable for riders transitioning from a twin tip.
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Freeride
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Wave
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Early planing
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Upwind
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Pop
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| Size | 4'11" | 5'1" | 5'3" |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | 1,349 EUR | 1,349 EUR | 1,349 EUR |
| Width | 17.56 in | 18.19 in | 18.38 in |
| Thickness | 1.44 in | 1.625 in | 1.5 in |
| Volume | 16.1 L | 19.1 L | 20.8 L |
| Weight | — | — | — |
| Recommended rider weight | 50–75 kg | 65–90 kg | 80+ kg |
Rocker type
Flat rocker
- Flat rockerthis board
- Shape: Almost straight through the middle, lifting only at the tips
- Feels: Fast and stable. It gets up on the water early and holds its speed. It can feel harsh in chop, and landings are firmer.
- Suits: Light wind, cruising and freeride, riders who want speed and upwind. Less suited to big jumps and rough water.
The curves are idealized. A real board's rocker won't look exactly like them. In general. Brands use these names loosely, and the outline, flex and fins change how a board feels as much as the rocker does.
See all rocker types →Bottom shape
Centre and tailQuad concave
Extra features—
The sketch is idealized. A real board's bottom won't look exactly like it.
See all bottom shapes →- Fin type
- Thruster
- Fin system
- FCS II
- Technology
- XPS coreGrab railsRocket Tail
- Spec source
- ridecore.com
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