Based upon the very successful Intruder and Mustang, the Maverick's performance is excellent. Fast, tight carving turns with great drive back up the face of the wave. Down the line speed is awesome! Outfitting includes: three fin boxes, triple laminate foam pillars, molded seat with foam butt pad insert, adjustable back strap, adjustable thigh braces, toggle ties and  foot blocks.

We love this boat. It's  an exciting , quick and very responsive kayak. Responds instantly to trim control and is super slashy in the tail. The X-Ray is aimed at the smaller guys, ladies, juniors. Significantly different from the Maverick, it is more orientated towards playboat type moves due to its low volume ends. 

Based upon the Revenge composite kayak the X-Ray 2005 has been tweaked and scaled up for production in High Density Polyethylene to produce a truly superb hard core surf kayak. 6 footers and cake eaters may have a  problem getting in and out, but once you squeeze in you'll be tail slashing until the tide goes out.

This is a no compromise surf machine. Hard rails, razor sharp secondary release chine. 3 fin boxes, composite seat and hull stiffener. Outfitted with high density, triple laminate mini cell pillars, fabric covered foam seat, adjustable back strap and aluminum toggle/leash mounts. Affordability without sacrificing performance. High Density Polyethylene offers robust, yet rigid construction for all environments.

Medium rocker for great maneuverability. Low rails hold cutbacks longer and turns really tight.

Length: 7'3"   Width: 24.5"   Max paddler weight:  185#  

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With the flat hull low rails and power pocket rear this boat is super fast. It offers the smoothest flowing ride on mellow waves, the ability to grip a wave like mad when things get bigger, speed that will alter your perception on life and carving ability so tight and so smooth you will feel like your surfing .....a super grippy smooth thing!

"The hull is flat to maximize speed, an accentuated constant curve down the rail line to enable drawn out carves or sharp aggressive directional shifts, and soft into hard rails to engage the water and surf the boat from the tail. The fins are positioned directly below the seating position giving the best possible drive from the turn, and their rearward position means that the boat still feels exceptionally loose.

The deck is a real departure from previous designs with a large lump behind the cockpit to give extra buoyancy particularly useful when paddling out to avoid the inevitable back loops of low volume tails. The greatest revolution with this kayak though is without doubt the seating position, it’s dynamic in its orientation being in the rear third of the boat, and it’s comfortable, with an elevated knee position offering a far more freestyle feel to the boat.

- Glyn Brackenbury, BCU Coach Level 5 Surf