QCD Bodyboards Process Double Concave ISS Polypro Core Model - 2020/21 Range

QCD Model: Process Quad Concave PP Features
The process features a double concave for greater speed, lift & control like you've never felt before.

CORE: Kinetic Polypro Core
Kinetic Polypro Core is a state of the art engineered bodyboard core.
A lightweight core that is fusion formed to create a nucleus that delivers incredible flexural properties, including instant recoil, added projection, enhanced longitudinal stiffness & awesome compression strength. 100% waterproof
STRINGER: - Interchangeable Stinger System™ - This board Includes ISS Base Flex Stringer (equivalent to a standard stringer in flex) & ISS Key.
ISS™ Stringers can be instantly changed simply by using the ISS™ Key to unscrew
the current stringer, remove and replace with your desired stringer, Its that easy. A range of different flex ISS™ Stringers is available to give
you the perfect setup no matter the wave, size, conditions or style of riding. Now you can create a quiver of boards by just changing stringers to cover the full spectrum of a riders flex requirements.
DECK: Wavecushion 8lb PE Deck
SLICK: Surlyn Slick with Mesh
TAIL: Clip Crescent
ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Double Channel Concave, Deck Thumb Grooves, AKU CNC Channels, 55/45 Double rails, Nose & Tail Bumpers, Nose Bulbs, CNC Shaped

DOUBLE CHANNEL CONCAVE: The QCD Double Concave is produced by the artificial intelligence of the AKU machine to precisely create a double concave bottom to capture the laminar water flow, creating a faster & more stable bottom contour. This creates an air pocket in the back half of the board. Breaking up surface tension & creating an air bubble resulting in more lift, less drag, increased speed while having better hold & rail control resulting in better manouvreability. This creates the ultimate board for speed & control.

Colourways:
White Deck// Black Pinline// Black Rails// Metallic Grey Slick in 42 (Last One) & 43 (Last One)
Black Deck// Aqua Pinline// Aqua Rails// Black Slick in 42 & 43 (Last Two)

Here's Mike Perry testing the QCD Range