Photo: Core
Board2026Twin tip
by Core
Core's freeride twin tip for riders of all levels, forgiving enough for first rides yet capable of unlocking more advanced moves as you progress.
No rider has rated this yet. These shapes are the manufacturer's own published ratings, not riders' scores.
How well it suits each style of riding.
What it's actually like to ride.
| Size | 134 cm | 136 cm | 138 cm | 142 cm | 146 cm | 152 cm | 154 cm | 159 cm |
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| Width | 40 cm | 40.5 cm | 41 cm | 42 cm | 44 cm | 48 cm | 46 cm | 47 cm |
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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.
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