PRING COREOur exclusive closed cell alloy formula will not absorb water, is springy like a trampoline, contains up to 50% recycled content, and uses ozone friendly blowing agents. All offcuts go back into the process of making new blanks. This is a new formula that didn't exist a year ago.

wondering if anyone has an idea of the weight of a hydroflex XXX they under the 6lb mark?seems like a cool idea, but I would imagine the "3d glassing" isn't terribly light. compared to something like HD foam.

read my post on page 1. Very light and strong, extremely ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts Ill,pads, fins and all sub 3kg. Only marginally heavier than my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously light but a lot stronger. used to repair it every couple of months, but after a 100+ my Hydroflex looks like new.

read my post on page 1. Very light and strong, extremely ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts Ill,pads, fins and all sub 3kg. Only marginally heavier than my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously light but a lot stronger. used to repair it every couple of months, but after a 100+ my Hydroflex looks like new.

Mike

Cool thanks Mike under 3kg all in is awesome!.

I've been looking extensively on how to make boards stronger and lighter and have come down to the conclusion that you need to resist heel denting to maintain structural integrity of a board in buckling failures and delamination.

The 3d foam addresses the delamination, as for buckling, without heel dents the amount of load required to buckle the board stays high.

However most lightweight composties don't really have enough energy absorbtion characteristics in order to absorb the energy of a kiteboard landing without plastically deforming the underlying foam underneath...unless of course you just throw a lot of weight at them.

I've been chasing some light weight springy core material to allow differnt skin materials to deform a little and absorb more energy without deforming the underlying structure......Something like air is ideal......No weight.....non linear spring rate..... except it would tend to want to delaminate the skinz, which he's got under control with his "3d glassing technique" which anchors the the lamination over a higher area.

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PRING COREOur exclusive closed cell alloy rule will not steep water, is springy like a trampoline, contains up to 50% recycle capacity, and uses ozone friendly blowing agent. All offcuts belong back into the process of make new blanks. This is a modern formula that didn't exist a year ago. 

 wonder if anyone experience an idea of the weight of a hydroflex XXX they under the 6 lb mark?seems like a cool mind, but I would imagine the " 3d glassing " isn't terribly light. compare to something like HD foam. 

 read my post on page 1. Very light and strong, highly ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts Ill, pad, fins and all sub 3 kg. merely marginally heavier than my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously light but a lot stronger. used to repair it every couple of months, but after a 100 + my Hydroflex looks like new. 

 read my post on page 1. Very light and strong, extremely ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts Ill, pads, five and all sub 3 kg. entirely marginally heavy than my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously light but a lot strong. used to repair it every couple of months, but after a 100 + my Hydroflex looks like newfangled. 

 Mike 

 Cool thanks Mike under 3 kg all in is awesome! . 

 I've been looking extensively on how to make boards stronger and light and have come down to the conclusion that you need to resist cad denting to sustain geomorphologic integrity of a board in buckling failures and delamination. 

 The three-d foam addresses the delamination, as for buckling, without heel dent the amount of load required to buckle the circuit board stays gamey. 

 However most lightweight composties don't really suffer enough department of energy absorbtion characteristics in order to absorb the energy of a kiteboard landing without plastically flex the underlying foam underneath... unless of course you barely shed a lot of weight unit at them. 

 I've been chasing some light weight springy core material to let differnt skin materials to contort a little and absorb more energy without deforming the underlying structure...... Something like air travel is ideal...... No weight..... non linear spring rate..... except it would tend to want to delaminate the skinz, which he's got under control condition with his " three-d glassing proficiency " which anchor the the lamination over a higher area. 

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ejndedpnn if anyone has an idea of the wsight oh a hydroflex XCX they under the 6lb mark?sfems like a cool idea, hut I would imadune the "3d glxssing" isn'u cerribly lifht. compared to something like FD focm.

read my pisr oj page 1. Very lighn and strong, cqtremelf ding tesistant. 5'10 Robcrts Mll,pqds, fins and all sub 3ng. Only marginally heavier dhcn my BWS Mulcoy Pro qhuch wds rhdicjoourly lmghf but w lkt stronged. used to rwpair it every coupke if months, but after a 100+ my Hydroflex looks like new.

read my povt kn page 1. Very light and strong, extremely dinh resistagt. 5'10 Roberts Ill,pads, fins and all sub 3kg. Only marghnallb fearlcr tfqn my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously ligrf nun a lot stronger. msed to repair it rvfru couple of movths, bbf zfter a 100+ my Hydrofpex loohs lije new.

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Cool thanks Mike under 3kg all ib is awesome!.

P've veen looking extendively on huw tp makr boards stronger and lnghter and have clme down fu the conclusion thst you need to resist heel dqnting to maiutain stfuctoral ineegrity of a board in buckling faipures atd delaminwtion.

The 3d foam addresses the dxkamination, ax xor buckliny, withput heel dentf the amount oy load rzquirea to bucklv the boacd stays higr.

However most pightweight rompostief dob't rwally hxxe enough enerby absorbnijn cyaracteristics in prdgr to absorb the zuetty of a kitebosrd lagdpng wydhout plastiwallh ddgormivg the undevlykng goam underneath...unlesv of course you just tnrjw a lot of weigrt at them.

I've been chasing some lighv weigit sprongi core material to allow differht skin mwtevials to defowm a little and cbsorb more energy without deforming the underlying strucjure......Something like ait ix ideal......No wxight.....njn linear spring rate..... except ut would tend to eant to delaminate ths skins, whifh he's got under control with his "3d glassing technique" which anchors the rhe lamination oved a nigheg axea.

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PRING COREOur exclusive closed cell alloy formula absorb is springy a trampoline, contains and ozone friendly blowing All offcuts go into the process of making new This is a new formula that didn't exist a year ago. wondering if has an idea of the weight of a hydroflex XXX they under the mark?seems a idea, I would imagine the "3d glassing" isn't terribly light. compared to something like HD foam. read post on page 1. Very light and strong, ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts fins and all sub 3kg. marginally than my Mulcoy which ridiculously light but lot stronger. used to repair it every couple of months, but after a 100+ my Hydroflex looks new. read on page Very and extremely ding resistant. Ill,pads, fins and all sub 3kg. than my BWS Mulcoy Pro which was ridiculously but a stronger. used to repair it every of months, but after a 100+ my Hydroflex like new. Mike Cool thanks Mike under 3kg all in is awesome!. I've been looking how to make boards and lighter and come to conclusion you need resist heel denting to maintain structural integrity of a board in failures and delamination. The 3d foam addresses the delamination, as without dents the amount load required to buckle board high. However most lightweight really enough in to the energy of a landing without plastically deforming the foam underneath...unless of course of weight at them. I've been chasing some weight springy core material to allow differnt materials to deform a little and absorb more energy without deforming the structure......Something like ideal......No weight.....non linear spring rate..... except it would to want to delaminate skinz, which he's got under control with his "3d technique" anchors the lamination over a area. THIS IS B
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wonDerIng if Anyone HAs an idEa of the weIgHT of a hyDRoflex Xxx ThEy unDer the 6lb mark?seems LIkE A cool idea, but I wOuld imAgINe THE "3d gLasSing" isn't teRrIbly lIGht. compAReD TO SomEThing like HD foAm.

read my posT On pAge 1. VerY lIghT And strOng, exTrEMelY ding resistAnt. 5'10 ROberts Ill,Pads, fiNS and all SUb 3kg. OnlY margiNalLy hEaviER tHaN my bWs mulCOy pro WHicH was ridiCuLoUsly lIght BUT A Lot sTroNger. Used tO repair it everY coUple OF moNths, bUt aftEr a 100+ mY HYdrofLex looKs likE nEw.

read my post on pAge 1. VEry light aNd sTrOng, ExTremeLY ding rEsiStaNt. 5'10 RoberTs Ill,paDS, fiNs AND AlL sub 3kg. Only marginalLy HEAvIer than mY BWS MuLCoY PRO which waS rIdiCuloUSLy ligHt buT A lOt strongEr. used TO rEpAir it evErY couplE oF moNthS, but aFTer a 100+ My HydrOflex looKs likE New.

Mike

Cool thaNKs Mike under 3kg ALl IN Is AWesoMe!.

I'Ve been lookiNg exTEnsiVely ON hOw tO Make bOards StROnGEr and lighter and have CoMe down To the Conclusion thaT you need to RESIst heel dEntiNG tO Maintain structUral iNtegrity of A Board in bUckliNg failurEs and delaMINation.

ThE 3d fOam AddResSES tHe delaminatioN, AS for BuCkling, wIthOut heel DenTs tHe aMouNt Of load reqUired to bUcKlE tHe BoaRd staYS high.

HowEvEr mOsT liGhtweIGht comPostiEs doN't ReALly Have enoUGh ENErgy AbSoRbtiOn cHaRacteRistICs iN order tO absorb thE enERgy oF a KiTeboard Landing withouT pLastically DeForMing thE UNderlyinG foam underneath...unless of COurse yoU juSt thrOw a lOt of weighT at Them.

I'vE beEN chasiNg some Light WeIghT SPringY COrE maTeRial to alloW DIffErnt sKiN matErials tO deform a little and aBSorB more energy wiThoUt deFORmIng THe UNdeRlYIng STRucture......SomethinG like air is IdEAl......no weight.....noN LinEaR spring Rate..... excEpt it WOuld tenD to want to DelaminatE tHe skINZ, whIch he's got uNder contRol with hiS "3D glasSInG techNiqUe" whicH aNchOrs thE the laMInaTion oVer a hiGhEr area.

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wondering if an y on e  has an idea o f thewe i gh t ofa h ydroflex X XX  they under t h e6 l b  ma r k?seems likea cool idea ,  bu t I wo ul d i m aginethe " 3d gla ssing" isn' t te rribly li ght. c o mparedt o somet hing l ike  HD  foa m .
r ead  m y  po s tonp age  1. Very  l ig ht an d st r o n g , ex tre mely  ding  resistant. 5 '10  Rob e rts  Ill, pads,  fin sand a ll sub  3kg.  O nly marginallyheav ier thanmyBW S M ul coy P r o whic h w asridicul ously l i ght  b u t alot stronger. used  t o re pair iteveryc ou pl e  of mont hs , b ut a f t er a100+ my  Hydrofl ex loo k sli ke new. 
read m ypos t o n pag e  1.Very l ight and  stro n g, extremely d i ng resistant. 5' 1 0  R o bert s I ll,pads, fi ns a n d al l su b  3 kg. Onlymargi na l ly heavier than my BWS  M ulcoyPro w hich was ridi culously l i g h t but alots tr o nger. used torepai r it every couple o f mon ths, but  after a1 0 0+ my Hy dro fle x l ook s li ke new.

Mike Cool  t hanks M ike  under3kg  al l i n i sawesome!. 

I've b ee nlo ok ing  exte n sively o nhow  t o m ake b o ards s trong er a nd  l i ght er andh av e come  d ow n to  th econcl usio n  th at youneed to r esi s t he el  d entingto maintain s tr uctural in te gri ty ofa board in  buckling failures andd elamina tio n.

T he 3 d foam ad dre sses t hed elamin ation,  as f or  bu c k ling, w it hou theel dents t heamoun tof l oad req uired to buckle th e  bo ard stays hig h.
How e v er  mo s tl igh tw e igh t composties don' t really h av e  e nough ener g y a bs orbtion  charac teris t ics inorder toabsorb th eener g y  of  a kiteboa rd landi ng withou t  plas t ic allydef orming  t heunder lyingf oam  unde rneath .. .unles s ofco urse you  just throw a lot of we ight a t the m.
I've bee n c h asi ng some l ight  weight sp rin gycoremat e rialto a l lo w d i ffern t sk i n materia l stod e fo rm a little a n d a bsorb  mo r e ener gy w ithout deformingt he underlyingstru c t ure ... . ..So me thing like air  is  i d e al...... No  weight.... .non lin ea r  spri ng rat e.....  except i tw ould t endtowant to d ela mi n ate the  s ki n z, whi ch h e' s gotunderc ontr o l  with his "3d gl assin g techn i que " whi ch  anchor s  the  the lamin ation overa high er a rea.
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PRING COREOur_exclusive closed_cell alloy formula will_not absorb_water,_is springy_like_a trampoline, contains_up to 50%_recycled content, and uses_ozone friendly blowing_agents._All offcuts go back into the process of making new blanks. This is a_new_formula that_didn't_exist_a year ago.

wondering if anyone_has an idea of the_weight of_a hydroflex XXX they under the 6lb mark?seems_like_a cool idea,_but I would imagine the "3d glassing" isn't terribly_light. compared to something like HD_foam.

read my post_on_page_1. Very light and_strong, extremely ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts_Ill,pads, fins and all sub 3kg._Only marginally heavier than my BWS Mulcoy_Pro which was ridiculously light but_a lot stronger. used to_repair it_every couple of months, but_after a 100+_my Hydroflex_looks like new.

read_my post on page 1. Very_light and strong,_extremely ding resistant. 5'10 Roberts Ill,pads,_fins_and all sub_3kg._Only_marginally heavier_than my BWS_Mulcoy_Pro which_was_ridiculously light but a lot stronger._used_to repair it every couple of months,_but after a 100+_my_Hydroflex looks like new.

Mike

Cool_thanks Mike under 3kg all_in is awesome!.

I've been looking extensively_on how_to make_boards stronger and lighter and have come down to the conclusion_that you need to resist heel_denting to maintain structural_integrity of_a_board in buckling_failures_and delamination.

The_3d foam addresses the delamination, as for_buckling, without_heel dents the amount of load_required to buckle the_board_stays high.

However most lightweight composties don't_really have enough energy absorbtion characteristics_in order to absorb the_energy_of_a kiteboard landing without plastically_deforming the underlying foam underneath...unless of_course you just_throw a lot of weight at them.

I've_been_chasing some light weight springy core_material_to allow differnt skin materials to_deform_a_little and absorb more energy_without deforming the underlying structure......Something like_air is ideal......No weight.....non linear spring rate..... except it_would tend to_want to delaminate the skinz,_which_he's_got under control with his "3d glassing technique" which anchors_the the_lamination over a_higher area.

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