Compare CUTLASS vs Commander boards

CUTLASS

Commander

CUTLASS

Commander

Loaded with the latest high-tech materials dedicated for pure freestyle-performance, the Commander raises the bar of what’s possible on the water and in the air.

CUTLASS

• Tail channel for improved grip & turning
• Great for strapless tricks
• Early planing
• Shorty and wide outline
• Fast rocker line
• Excellent light wind performance

Commander

• High-performance freestyle twintip for hardcore manoeuvres
• Medium to hard flex for immediate board control
• Multi-channel bottom design for ultimate grip
• Triax Carbon Composite stringer for optimized flex and durability
• Double Torsion Diffuser on tips for more pop and easy landings

CUTLASS

Commander

CUTLASS

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CUTLASS

Commander

CUTLASS

• Cork dampening

• Inline strap

• 4 fins

• Bamboo sandwich

Commander

• 1 . CNC milled A-grade Paulownia wood core

  Light, durable and flexible wood core for dynamic performance.

• 2. Heavy duty block plywood inserts

  Heavy duty block plywood inserts that allow you do choose between straps and boots. Inserts don’t get stronger than this.

• 3. UV resistant polyamide base

  Abrasion resistance base for more durability.

• 4. Triax Carbon Composite - TCC

  Lightweight Triaxial fiberclass / carbon construction for better torsional stiffness and controlled pop.

• 5. CFT rebound Stringer

  Extra wide and ultra lightweight spread tow carbon stringer for enhanced rebound flex

• 6. PRS Rails

  Our innovative Parabolic Rail Shape highly enhances the grip as well as the upwind performance of your board. Furthermore, it redirects spray away from the rider, for a clear vision in any situation.

• 7. G10 fins

  High quality 30mm epoxy fins deliver the stiffness you need to always stay in control.

• 8. Glossy UV resistant top deck

  Protective lacquer finish for vibrant colours and long lasting good look

• 9. Beveled rails

  By strategically bevelling the rails, we enhance the flex pattern, multiplying the board’s performance, especially when popping.