Hyperlite signed Ryan & Liam Peacock a couple years ago with the intent of letting them design their own cable board for 2025, the Bloodline. Working with Aaron Stumpf they’ve created a shape for the ages. The Bloodline has a thinner profile making landings super easy on the body and the thickness provides enough rigidity so soft landings are still solid, reducing slip outs on the tail. Grab Rails running the length of the stance area deliver a controlled flex between your feet and allow the tip and tail to flex a bit more flex for presses. The abrupt continuous rocker provides a fast board on the water and adds to that exquisite flex pattern sought by the Peacock Bros.

Woodlite Core
Abrupt Continuous Rocker
360° Variable Beveled Edge
Thinner Profile + Grab Rail between Bindings
Controlled Flex Pattern
Tip & Tail Concave – Feature Lock
Shallow Edge Channels – Extra Grip
Fins: Finless

Amongst top quaility riders and materials, Hyperlite is unique within the industry. They are working with 4 shapers: Aaron Stumpf, Scott Butchard, Shaun Murray and Greg Nelson. This brings a huge versitality for the brand and several visions has been created for the goods. Other brands are working with one shaper and their products oftenb repeat themselves and not bring any revolutionary to the table season by season.

Hyperlite’s collection of cable wakeboards is built around a wide array of personalities and very skilled riders from around the world. New to the collection is the first ever pro model wakeboard by Brazilian team rider Pedro Caldas, named the Guara. Pedro’s wakeboard, built around a sustainable wood core, will also utilize Hyperlite’s new Bio-Resin System – a first in our wake construction. The bulk of our cable collective utilize Hyperlite’s Woodlite Construction process, a 100% paulownia wood core with tremendous response and a lightweight feel. Wrapped in our Urethane Sidewalls each board in the collection will take any abuse you can dish out.

Advances in board construction have reduced board's overall weight, keeping swing weight at a minimum. Combined with the wake sizes of today, this evolution means it’s time to ride a larger board delivering more pop and airtime plus more stable and secure landings.