Im selling my 5'8 hypto krypto. It is in near perfect condition minus a pressure ding or 2. I've taken it out 4 times since I got it and 3 of those sessions I rode one wave or less. Its way too small for me and just doesn't work for me. I just get hung up in the lip since I put on some beer lbs this year at school and didn't want to accept that fact when buying the board. I'm located in south jersey and am looking for $450. I am also interested in trade for step up type boards in the 6'2-6'4 range. I don't check this site often so the best place to reach my is my email cjmaffei10110@gmail.com
seeing a bunch of these in futureflex at my spot when it's small and mushy...ridden by some damn good locals. Pretty expensive, so I'm guessing there's a glut of them flooding the used market. The futureflex versions must be really buoyant because the guys are riding them tiny. Looks like they paddle good (but these guys could make a door look like it paddles good, so idk).
Idk if the future flex would float different. Just carbon lined rails I think. I'm a weak paddler so going short was a bad idea
I'm really tempted to make this my second 5'8 hypto.... I've heard new fins makes this better. Oh and def don't surf back footed or else it won't go at all
futureflex is eps and more buoyant than poly. You have the poly version of the Hypto. There's pros and cons to each construction, but I actually prefer poly, overall.
I weigh 185ish but am also just coming off a broken wrist from skating which hurts my already weak paddling ability. Wasn't able to use my left arm for anything for 2.5 months.
yea these are sick in a future flex. the future flex are epoxy, so they float much better. the board is insanely fun... knee high to head high then it gets real loose, at least for me... I'm no Ando
this one isn't a "pop-out", but it is made in china or somewhere in asia. I agree w/SB: no reason to buy foreign made boards.
