Compare SPADE vs Comp boards
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Summary
Characteristics
SPADE
- Great for aerial maneuvers
- Promotes top to bottom surfing
- Turns tight in the pocket
- Tall channels for improved grip and turning
- 5 fin configuration - quad or thruster
- Optimized reduced width outline for better drive
Comp
- Futurelite technology
- FCSII premium fin box
- DualShock EVA inserts
- Woven carbon tail reinforcement
- No-Slip deck grip with toe bump and rear wedge kicker
- Concave deck contours
- Bevelled release rails
- Recommended Hexcel Coremat fins sold separately
- NEW VectorNET impact resistant grabbable rails
- NEW tail channels
- NEW narrower outline
- NEW increased rocker line
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Styles
Technology
SPADE
Cork dampening
Inline strap
5 fins
Bamboo sandwich
Comp
Futurelite technology
Carbon and Innegra Futurelite wireframe forms a structural skeleton to support the laminates, maximising strength without losing flex, and allowing the board to load and release power on demand for more drive and responsiveness.
FCSII premium fin box
New lighter weight premium fin box allows for 9-degree rake. Compatible with both FCSI and click-in keyless FCSII fins for more speed & drive, quicker acceleration, and more response from your board. High-density foam reinforcements surrounding the FCSII fin box are shaped to match the curved template of the finbox for a clean bond and smoother load transfer into the board. Fin boxes, leash plug and foot strap inserts are structurally integrated, locking into the laminate with the Futurelite carbon innegra system to give extra reinforcement and flex-tuning.
DualShock EVA inserts
With a NEW stronger fibreglass layup under the main impact areas adds more durability and helps reduce denting around your heel. Our solution to reduce over-engineering, keeping the boards lightweight while retaining required flex.
Woven carbon tail reinforcement
Spreads the load under the kickpad and gives impact resistance and torsional stiffness under the rear foot.
No-Slip deck grip with toe bump and rear wedge kicker
Micro-corduroy textured EVA deckpad with intuitive front toe bump and rear wedge kick for maximum traction and control.
Bevelled release rails
Allow the board to load and release from the water on demand. The bevelled rail profile reduces the suction effect of a round rail so water can shed off the rail and not wrap onto the deck. This allows the board to release off the water faster when loading and popping.
NEW VectorNET impact resistant grabbable rails
New VectorNET carbon fiber diamond weave adds rail impact resistance while maintaining flex. Grabbable rail profiles on the top deck enable easy handling in the air and on the beach.
NEW tail channels
Tail channels for grip, response and cushioned landings with less bounce on touchdown
NEW narrower outline
The compact directional parallel outline is a minimal size with hard, sharp rails to allow for speed and edge control in a range of conditions. The outline has been pulled in slightly at the nose and tail for 2021, adding control and increasing top-end performance, while the lower volume tail allows more sink and pop for freestyle in flatter water.
NEW increased rocker line
The rocker is smoothed into a clean curve nose to tail, helping the board to stick to your feet during strapless tricks
Futurelite technology
Carbon and Innegra Futurelite wireframe forms a structural skeleton to support the laminates, maximising strength without losing flex, and allowing the board to load and release power on demand for more drive and responsiveness.
FCSII premium fin box
New lighter weight premium fin box allows for 9-degree rake. Compatible with both FCSI and click-in keyless FCSII fins for more speed & drive, quicker acceleration, and more response from your board. High-density foam reinforcements surrounding the FCSII fin box are shaped to match the curved template of the finbox for a clean bond and smoother load transfer into the board. Fin boxes, leash plug and foot strap inserts are structurally integrated, locking into the laminate with the Futurelite carbon innegra system to give extra reinforcement and flex-tuning.
DualShock EVA inserts
With a NEW stronger fibreglass layup under the main impact areas adds more durability and helps reduce denting around your heel. Our solution to reduce over-engineering, keeping the boards lightweight while retaining required flex.
Woven carbon tail reinforcement
Spreads the load under the kickpad and gives impact resistance and torsional stiffness under the rear foot.
No-Slip deck grip with toe bump and rear wedge kicker
Micro-corduroy textured EVA deckpad with intuitive front toe bump and rear wedge kick for maximum traction and control.
Bevelled release rails
Allow the board to load and release from the water on demand. The bevelled rail profile reduces the suction effect of a round rail so water can shed off the rail and not wrap onto the deck. This allows the board to release off the water faster when loading and popping.
NEW VectorNET impact resistant grabbable rails
New VectorNET carbon fiber diamond weave adds rail impact resistance while maintaining flex. Grabbable rail profiles on the top deck enable easy handling in the air and on the beach.
NEW tail channels
Tail channels for grip, response and cushioned landings with less bounce on touchdown
NEW narrower outline
The compact directional parallel outline is a minimal size with hard, sharp rails to allow for speed and edge control in a range of conditions. The outline has been pulled in slightly at the nose and tail for 2021, adding control and increasing top-end performance, while the lower volume tail allows more sink and pop for freestyle in flatter water.
NEW increased rocker line
The rocker is smoothed into a clean curve nose to tail, helping the board to stick to your feet during strapless tricks
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