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8' 350lbs 5'8" - 7'0"


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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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      Awesome must have!!

      "Still gets push way back in the wave. You can surf 2 people on it! (I did it with 2 teenage boys, 200lb each) and surfed no rope! You can stand, kneel, lay down and still stay in the wave and carve. The only challenge is where to put it. My clampforce racks are just a bit too narrow. We put it up top on bimini straps or stash it in the bow. After the surfing and skim boarding, the Kahuna is the next level of goof-around fun and always answers the question: “What can we do next?”"

      Paul H. (5/5)

      Great board

      "We love how we can surf doubles and just a great time for the whole family"

      Ryan A. (5/5)

      "Love it."

      robert (5/5)

      "It’s sick!"

      Nathan (5/5)

      Phase Five Kahuna

      "A must have for any collection!"

      Brian S. (5/5)

      Just buy it

      "I wasn't sure what to expect when I got this board but its a blast! Getting up on the board took a little getting used to but once you're up, it is incredibly stable. Staying in the wake takes almost no effort so it is great for teaching beginners to drop the rope (although beginners may struggle to get up at first). Personally, I prefer to start in the water with my feet on the board like I would with any other board but some of my friends like to start on their stomach's then stand up once the wave forms like you would if you were surfing ocean waves. It does take up a lot of space on the boat but I think it's absolutely worth it!"

      Matt (5/5)

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