Science Bodyboards Thunder Polypro Core Bodyboard 2023/24 Model

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A board designed for bigger riders after performance & durability. With a thickened Polypro Core/Dual Stringer combo, this board will hold up to almost anything.
Designed for the guys 6ft+ and weighing in 100kgs+. It's a great board with a perfect template that will last.

FEATURES
TEMPLATE: Thunder
CORE: Thickened Polypro (PP) Core
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: 3 x EXT Stringers
SLICK: HDPE Slick
DECK: WaveCushion Air 8lb PE Deck
RAILS: 55/45 Double Rails
TAIL: Crescent Tail
ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Slotted Channels, Nose Bulbs, Deck Bulbs, Thickened Core, Screened Deck/ Slick Print,

THUNDER XL FLEX FACTOR - F1

SCIENCE BODYBOARD FLEX FACTOR RATING

You may have noticed your equipment works differently depending on the temperature. The way a board flexes and recoils in warm conditions is different than in the cold.

Your personal preference for what you consider as optimum flex is unique to where you live and what your local temperatures are. To take the guess work out of which of our boards is softer (generally better for colder conditions) or stiffer (generally better for warmer conditions) and to help you dial in flex we have created the Science Flex Factor. F1 being the stiffest composition we make and F10 being the softest.

If the board indicates a F+ then an ISS Stringer is in place (e.g. F3+) the flex rating becomes a +or- depending on the ISS Stringer being used.

- Science Flex Factor System is only relative to the Science Bodyboard Range and should not be compared to any other Brands.

Colourways
Black Deck// Black Pinline// Black Rails// White Slick
Grey Deck// Black Pinline// Black Rails// Aqua Slick

Here's a clip of Mike Stewart riding this board out at Pipeline