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Summary
Spike
A light wind twin tip that doesn’t know what mowing the lawn means; this board is built for fun-filled performance no matter the conditions.
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Characteristics
Spike
- Very early planing
- Great upwind performance
- Great light wind performance
- Space Flex Tips
- Mono Concave
- Medium to Hard Flex
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Technology
Spike
Absorption Flex Tips
Based on a unique new construction of the board in the tip area, the scoop rocker line ensures better response to changing situations. In underpowered riding, the board remains flat for fast planing. In overpowered riding, the scoop bends and provides for an increased level of control and stability. The flex tips absorb shocks and enable soft landings.
Biax Fibre Construction
The Biax Fibre Construction is used for the Duotone boards Gambler, Spike and Gonzales. These boards are produced with Biax Fibre for the best dampening and comfort.
Medium Flex
The Medium Flex boards combine competition performance with every day comfort. Precise adjusted materials offer control, power and comfort in just the right way to feel good in every possible riding condition.
Mono Concave Bottom
All of the pure freeride boards are produced with Biax Fibre for the best dampening and comfort. The new, rounder outline makes it fun in chop and the wider tip area helps to get going early. The straight outline is the reason for good pop and sharp edge grip. All of these boards are quite narrow which makes them fast and ensures the best upwind abilities.
Torsion Flex
The special shape of the 3D cap allows torsion of the long axis of the board. This gives them more grip on the heel-side edge, rich and smooth landings, a direct drive and better upwind performance. Invented by Duotone.
Space Flex Technology
Space Flex adapts to the water´s surface and enhances all turning characteristics.
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Compare Spike against other models
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- Spike vs Team Series SLS
- Spike vs Team Series
- Spike vs TS Hadlow SLS
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- Spike vs Jaime SLS
- Spike vs Jaime
- Spike vs Select SLS
- Spike vs Select
- Spike vs Soleil SLS
- Spike vs Soleil
- Spike vs Gonzales
- Spike vs Ultraspike SLS
- Spike vs Spike SLS
- Spike vs Fish SLS
- Spike vs Session SLS
- Spike vs Voke SLS
- Spike vs Wam SLS
- Spike vs Whip SLS
- Spike vs Hybrid SLS
- Spike vs Wam
- Spike vs Whip
- Spike vs Indy D/LAB
- Spike vs Hybrid SLS
- Spike vs Pace
- Spike vs Free
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Cabrinha
- Spike vs ACE WOOD
- Spike vs ACE HYBRID
- Spike vs CBL
- Spike vs SPECTRUM
- Spike vs STYLUS
- Spike vs XCAL CARBON
- Spike vs XO
- Spike vs XCAL WOOD
- Spike vs TRONIC
- Spike vs TRONIC SS
- Spike vs S:QUAD
- Spike vs SPADE
- Spike vs CUTLASS
- Spike vs X:BREED
- Spike vs SPADE PRO
- Spike vs X:BREED PRO
- Spike vs X-FLY
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- Spike vs CUTLASS FOIL
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F-One
- Spike vs TRAX HRD Carbon Series
- Spike vs TRAX HRD Lite Tech
- Spike vs TRAX HRD Lite Tech
- Spike vs TRAX
- Spike vs TRAX
- Spike vs WTF!?
- Spike vs WTF!? Next Generation
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- Spike vs ONE
- Spike vs BIG ONE
- Spike vs MAGNET Carbon
- Spike vs Shadow
- Spike vs MITU Pro Carbon Series
- Spike vs MITU Pro Bamboo
- Spike vs MITU Pro Flex
- Spike vs MITU Pro Bamboo Foil
- Spike vs SLICE Bamboo Foil
- Spike vs SLICE Bamboo
- Spike vs TWIG PRO Model
- Spike vs ROCKET SURF
- Spike vs ROCKET Air 4'10
- Spike vs ROCKET Air 5'4