Liquid Force Press Wakeboard 142 w Cab Bindings
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Liquid Force Press Wakeboard 142 w Cab Bindings
Get ready for a completely new type of ride from Liquid Force! With the introduction of the Press Series, we re unveiling a flex and feel unlike other board in our line. Taking technology that s been used in our other product division for several years, we ve been able to create a board with a unique flex pattern. Not soft not stiff a combination of both. If you re looking to load up the line and pop off the wake, the snappy flex of our Press is unmatched. If you re looking to press on the rails like Shane Bonifay is known for, the product is ready for you. Mike Ennen has helped us create not only the flex and feel of this series, but the look, as well. For the first time in LF History we have utilized a team rider s artistic talents to create the graphic. Mike not only drafted his 142 Graphic to reflect his Northwest heritage, he also put the ink down on Shane s 136 giving it that classic Shane Bonifay Flair that we ve come to expect! Key Features of The Liquid Force Press 142cm Wakeboard: Composite Foam Core: Light weight, flexible core Super Flex Profile: -Allows rider to press on rails and gives unique snap/kick off wake *Flex specific to board/rider size ABS Sidewall Construction: -Added durability and strength -Allows board to flex not break Single Concave Hull: -Smooth flow through water -Catch free on rails Mike Ennen’s LF Exclusive Artwork: -www.ennenbrothers.com Wide Profile: Gives stability when on water and the extra volume allows for more push off wake Quad Fin Setup: Clean hold with minimal drag Length (cm) Tip Width (cm) Waist (cm) Rocker (cm) 142.30 43.50 N/A 6.2 When we set out to make this boot, we had one thing in mind weight or lack thereof. We wanted to make the lightest boot binding possible. The Cab was an idea brought to us from several of our riders that tend to poke tricks out more or hit rails more than the average rider. They were less concerned about high end support and more concerned about having a boot that was a featherweight that wo