Flight GP F4 Board

The Flight GP F4 board is the lightest and stiffest on the market, providing you better feedback from your foil, and better pumping action for faster take off, while requiring much less energy so you can enjoy much longer riding sessions. Its characteristics make it the ideal board for freeride and freerace wingers.

Tail entry track system – The patent pending Tail entry track system is a Roberts Composites invention. A fully carbon box which is built in house. This box is so strong and stiff it actually adds to the performance of the board! Cutaways – The reduced surface in the back of the board allows the rider to pump more efficiently while pushing the tail down to get flight. All edges are sharp for fast water release and early flight. The cutaways are also cut quite deep into the board both forward and up into the deck allowing you to ride waves, cut hard turns and land epic jumps while the corners of the board will not catch. Bottom chines – A great way of getting more clearance on the rail and also gives the board a much narrower feel because the rails don’t touch down as easily. Deck concave – Once riders try them, they can not live without them. The key benefits are weight loss and a stronger deck shape which adds stiffness to the board, and much better leverage over the board and foil for the rider. Construction – Once shaped high density Divinycell sheet foam it is cut and perfectly fit to the EPS foam blank. Carbon and S-Glass are wetted out with epoxy resin on the EPS Foam the sheet foam is placed on the wet the Glass and Vacuum bagged. Once cured the blank is reshaped once again. Inserts are laid out and installed. The outside skins of the board are once again Vacuum S- glass epoxy. Once cured this is about the halfway point upon completion. In total it can take 25- 30 hours to build one hand made piece of art. We use nothing but the best materials that we can find in all our builds. The sandwich construction is difficult but we have never found a better way to build boards. They are strong and light and have proved this over decades.