Monocoque Construction – Integrating the top glass and the bottom glass into one. Generating a more durable board on side impacts and prevents the ol’ side delamination. Layered Glass – A non-woven glass available in 4 sizes depending on the size of the board. Over time, woven glass fibers will separate. Every Hyperlite deck will have the same snap on a double after 5 seasons as it will on the first one.

Metal Flake Top – Boats shouldn’t be the only ones cruising around with the bling on your lake.

Fins-4 1.1” A-Wing- Harder drive up the wake, tighter feeling on the liquid – these are the characteristics of the defined profiles of Hyperlite’s Atlantic inspired carvers.

Chad Sharpe’s platform to hard line riding with Hyperlite’s most rigid backed boot. The 3DS is Hyperlite’s stiffest boot in the line that feels more like you’re jumping on a chairlift than a swim deck. The 8th year running of this alpine inspired footwear contours to a rider’s leg as much as their feet. Regardless of the support and stiffness, the 3DS is still one of the easiest boots on the market to get into. A soft conforming neo sock, and smooth snake skin means more time on the water without frustrations in the water.

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