CrazyFly 2010 Rocky Pro

Main advantage of the Rocky Pro model board is that you can use it for even the most difficult new school freestyle tricks and aggressive riding style. It is very stiff, with wide tips for better landings and a lot of pop for higher jumps.

The heart of the kiteboard is its core, so we paid great attention to choose the right materials for the production of CrazyFly kiteboards. We have decided to choose the lightest and overall the best available wood for cores in the snowboarding industry. The wood is one continuous piece from tip to tip without any joints, because every joint causes a breaking point. We called this tip to tip technology and this allows the wood to maintain its natural flex properties, which are essential for excellent flex and pop of CrazyFly boards. Our goal was to have a core with properties and advantages of wood and to keep it very light. CNC shaped Wood Tech core II - the combination between tip to tip wood and PVC sandwich turned out to be the right solution for the Rocky Chatwell Pro model core.

We have decided to use ABS side walls construction as the best one in this industry. ABS is a high strength, very durable thermo-plastic material. CNC shaped, hand fine finished rails bond together the upper and lower layers of carbon. Together they create a torsion box which improves the stiffness of the board in torsion. Also the round shape of the ABS side walls provides smooth carving.

Hi tech construction of Rocky Pro model combining layers of carbon with CNC shaped Wood Tech core II and ABS side walls, make the board one of the lightest in the world with excellent flex, pop and overall performance. Concaved bottom is one of the main characteristics of the shape of CrazyFly kiteboards. The board is more stable in carves, easy to switch and rides smoothly. This year we put a little bit more flex on the tips, but the board is still considered to be very stiff. Also we added a wider stance option which is two inches wider than it was on the 2009 model.