BOLT TECHNICAL SPECS
Core: 2.4lb Extruded PE
Deck: IXL Crosslink PE
Slick: Stealth HD
Tail: Crescent
Features: Stringer, 55/45 Double Rails, Graduated Channels.
PRO Template
Th most common template used by our Pro Team. It is designed for a high performance riding in a variety of conditions.
PE CORE
2.4lb Extruded Polyethelene core. As it has a lower density, it is a little softer than Kinetic PP Core used in many Pro boards, but has better flex properties and durabilty than EPS Cores.
S5 STRINGER
In this model we use a filament composite fibre tube inserted into the core of the board for extra stiffness, recoil and durability.
HD SLICK
This a high density, closed cell thermoplastic found on the bottom of the board. It increases performance, while also greatly increasing durability by protecting the core of the board.
IXLPE DeckSKIN
IXLPE is a crosslinked polyethylene foam creating a very smooth deck. It is the stiffest, most durable decksing but protects against rash and abrasion.
CrESCENT TAIL
The most popular bodyboard tail. The clipped crescent tail provides the perfect mix of hold, drive and responsiveness when you need it, in all types of conditions
GRADUATED CHANNELS
These are contours found on the slick side of the board, near the tail and close to the rails. They are designed to give you rail control and making the board less likely to side-slip.
55/45 Double Rails
The two IXLPE Rails provide extra strength, while the 50/50 construction leaves a touch less rail in the water providing the perfect mix of control and speed for most conditions.
Suggested Sizing
As a general guide, a bodyboard should go to the rider's belly button. apart from that, there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to choosing the correct size board. Generally bigger boards are faster, but not as easy to control, and generally suited to smaller waves and beginners. On the other hand smaller boards are a bit harder to generate speed, however, have greater control and are ideal for bigger waves and more advanced riders.
As a guide, please refer to the table below. If you're a beginner, you are probably best suited to a size in which you fall in the lower end of the weight range. ie. 40kg beginner woudl be best suited to 38", not 36".
| Board Size | Weight Range |
| 34" | <30kg |
| 36" | 25-40kg |
| 38" | 35-50kg |
| 40" | 45-75kg |
| 42" | 65-95kg |
| 44" | 80-105kg |