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Carver Bing Puck Surfskate CX 27.5
€309.90
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Size Guide
You are not sure which board length is the right size for you.
Our size chart can help you choose. If you have any further questions, you can
contact us by e-mail info@surf-skateboards.com.
You are not sure which board length is the right size for you.
Our size chart can help you choose. If you have any further questions, you can
contact us by e-mailn info@surf-skateboards.com.
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| Surfskate Size Guide | ||||||
| Body size | Weight | Surfskate Length | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| unter 155cm | 25kg - 55kg | unter 30" | ||||
| 150cm - 170cm (5”0` - 5”7`) |
40kg - 75kg | 27" - 31" | ||||
| 160cm - 181cm (5”3` - 5”11`) |
50kg - 85kg | 30" - 32" | ||||
| 165cm - 187cm (5”4` - 6”2`) |
60kg - 90kg | 31"- 33" | ||||
| 175cm - 193cm (5"7` - 6”4`) |
70kg - 100kg | 32"- 35" | ||||
| 182cm - 203cm (6”0`- 6”8`) |
85kg - 120kg | 34"- 39" | ||||
| Weitere Selection Guide
The table serves as a guideline for the selection of a normal surfskate. However, nothing is set in stone. Depending on the application and purpose, the table can also be ignored: For example, if you are looking for a mini cruiser surf skate for the city and are taller than 180cm, can easily do this with a board under 30". Conversely, someone who is lighter and wants to ride long carves or cover more distance can take a longer board, take a longer board. Are you unsure between two different lengths of surf skate? What is the main area of use for the board? If you are more likely to be out and about on the road and want to cover longer distances, then opt for the longer board. If you want to take your surf skate to the skate park or the bowl, then take the shorter version. *The board length is given in inches. |
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| Skateboard Size Guide | ||||||
| Kategorie | Alter | Wheelbase | Länge | Breite | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Micro | 3-6 Jahre | 10.5" - 11.25" | 27" - 28.25" | 7.25" - 7.5" | ||
| Micro | 4-8 Jahre | 11.25" - 13" | 28.25" - 30" | 7.5" - 7.75" | ||
| Mini | 6-10 Jahre | 13" - 13.5" | 30" - 31" | 7.75" - 7.8" | ||
| Mid | 8-12 Jahre | 13.5" - 13.75" | 31" - 31.25" | 7.8" - 8" | ||
| Full | 10-14 Jahre | 13.75" - 14" | 31.25" - 31.5" | 8" - 8.25" | ||
| Large | 14 Jahre und älter | 14" - 15" | 31.5" - 32.5" | 8.25" - 10" | ||
| Skateboard Selection Guide
The two decisive factors for the right size of skateboard are the wheelbase and the width of the skateboard deck. A shorter wheelbase makes it easier to turn the skateboard and turns are easier in general. A wider skateboard shape makes it easier to position and place the feet and offers more stability when skating. The tables above are used to select the right skateboard for children or teenagers. Adults usually skateboards with a wheelbase between 14.2" and 14.7". The width of the board varies between 8.25" and 10" for adults and depends on shoe and body size as well as personal preference and use. In general, slightly wider boards are easier to ride and offer more stability, especially in the bowl or mini ramp. *The board dimensions are given in inches. |
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| Surfboard Size Guide | ||||||
| Weight | Beginner | Beginner/ Intermediate |
Intermediate | Advanced | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 bis 55 kg | 44 bis 52 Liter | 33 bis 40 Liter | 26 bis 32 Liter | 20 bis 24 Liter | ||
| 55 bis 60 kg | 48 bis 56 Liter | 37 bis 44 Liter | 28 bis 34 Liter | 22 bis 26 Liter | ||
| 60 bis 65 kg | 53 bis 61 Liter | 40 bis 47 Liter | 30 bis 36 Liter | 24 bis 28 Liter | ||
| 65 bis 70 kg | 58 bis 66 Liter | 43 bis 50 Liter | 33 bis 39 Liter | 26 bis 31 Liter | ||
| 70 bis 75 kg | 63 bis 71 Liter | 47 bis 54 Liter | 35 bis 42 Liter | 28 bis 33 Liter | ||
| 75 bis 80 kg | 67 bis 75 Liter | 51 bis 58 Liter | 38 bis 44 Liter | 30 bis 35 Liter | ||
| 80 bis 85 kg | 71 bis 80 Liter | 54 bis 63 Liter | 41 bis 47 Liter | 32 bis 37 Liter | ||
| 85 bis 90 kg | 75 bis 84 Liter | 57 bis 66 Liter | 44 bis 50 Liter | 35 bis 40 Liter | ||
| 90 bis 95 kg | 79 bis 89 Liter | 61 bis 70 Liter | 46 bis 52 Liter | 38 bis 44 Liter | ||
| Surfboard Selection Guide
A surfboard must offer enough buoyancy so that you can paddle comfortably, start waves and land safely on the board during take-off. A surfboard that is too small will be no fun if you suddenly only get two waves per surf session. Conversely, the surfboard shouldn't be too big for you either. After all, you want to reach the next surf level, practise turns or learn the duck dive. A very good indicator of which board suits your surfing level, your weight, your surfing experience and your surfing fitness, is the volume of the surfboard measured in liters. Use the tables above to find the right volume for you. |
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The 27.5” Bing Puck is a compact and lightweight shred machine, one of the shortest and widest in the Carver line up. It’s a combination that means this little ripper has insane rail control and super tight turning. Feel the true fusion of surf and skate when you step onto the Puck! With a 15” wheelbase it’s a fun and snappy ride for all ages and skill levels. Inspired by the agility and power of its hybrid surfboard counterpart, Carver's renowned CX and C7 truck system provides a dynamic and responsive ride, allowing riders to perform deep carves, tight turns, and smooth transitions with stability and agility. With a classic tail patch design and Sugarcoat top graphic this meticulously crafted surfskate is sure to become a collector's piece, if only you can resist riding it!
Bing Copeland began surfing at the Manhattan Beach pier in 1949 at age 13, and by the fall of 1959 he had opened his first surf shop with his friend Rick Stoner. Bing Surfboards quickly became one of the most influential surfboard manufactures of the sixties and early seventy’s, renowned for its expert craftsmanship. From his magic nose riders for legends like David Nuuhiwa, to his work with the Campbell Brothers and the introduction of the Bonzer, one of the most unique and enduring designs of the 60’s, his influence on surfing is profound. Bing Surfboards has gone through many changes throughout the years, but it has always remained true to the roots of surfing. Under the expert guidance of master shaper Matt Calvani, Bing Surfboards continues to refine classic nose riding boards and create innovative modern surf craft. Their logo remains one of the most iconic and recognizable in all of surfing, and Carver is proud to collaborate with such an icon.
| Lieferzeit | 3-4 Tage |
|---|---|
| Size | 69,85 cm | 27.5" |
| Deck Width | 25,4 cm | 10" |
| Wheelbase | 39 cm | 15.35" |
| Kicktail | Single Kicktail |
| Truck | Carver CX.4 |
| Rider Weight | 30kg - 40kg, 40kg - 50kg, 50kg - 60kg, 60kg - 70kg, 70kg - 80kg, 80kg - 90kg |
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