SIC Mako Surf Foil 5'7
SIC Mako Surf Foil 5'7
SIC MAUI
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SIC Mako Surf Foil 5'7
Foil SUP and Wing
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The Mako 5'7, 105L-board, has the volume to support the paddler’s standing weight. The nose has a pointy design to be more forgiving and to surface faster if the board pearls. The general dimension and foam flow distribution enhance fore and aft stability, and the bottom rail chines help mitigate the board catapulting when you touch down and during steep turns. The contoured deck increases side-to-side stability.
Launching up onto the foil with ease was the main focus behind the Mako design making this a perfect beginner foilboard or advanced for larger riders.
KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS
BEVELED RAILS ON THE BOTTOM - Help mitigate catching on touch downs and turning
FULL NOSE - To increase speed getting onto the foil and quick recovery if your poke the nose
CONTOURED DECK - For bracing and better control
DIMOND GROOVE TEXTURED EVA PAD - For traction and grip
KICK PAD - Assist with turning
FOOT STRAP INSERTS - Stay connected to the board when you need it
BOTTOM ERGO-UNDERCUT CARRY HANDLE - For ease with carrying
DOUBLE LEASH PLUG - To connect a leash for safety
DOUBLE SLOTTED FIN BOX TRACKS (9CM SPACING) FOR PLATE MOUNT SYSTEM - For secure mounting of foil
GORE-TEXTM BREATHER VENT - Allows board to breathe and prevent delamination
TECHNICAL SPECS
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Length: 5’7″ / 170.2 cm
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Width: 28.0″ / 71.1 cm
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Volume: 105 L
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Weight: 16.1 lbs / 7.3 kg
Star Light (SL) construction features a full epoxy and fiberglass skin laminated over a full PVC Sandwich. These materials are wrapped around a lightweight EPS core, making them incredibly light, lively, and durable. The full PVC sandwich wraps around the EPS core (top, bottom, 360-degree around the rails) for unprecedented durability and world-class performance. The boards are molded just like the Marlin to ensure that every board is an exact replica of the master shaped by Jon Henderson.
About SIC MAUI
Like many a master shaper Mark Raaphorst did his time and paid his dues before setting up his own repair shop. He got hooked on SUP as soon as they started to appear on Maui and he very quickly found a way to combine his knowledge of moulded technology with his new passion. Before long SIC boards were winning almost every race they entered.