CWB 2008 Transcend Wakeboard

One of the best selling shapes in the industry for 2007 has been delivered again to you in 2008. The numerous features of this deck remain the same as last year as it is unheard of to create a shape that rides well for a world champ, as well as a weekend wally. CWB tweaked the flex a tad to find that happy spot between smooth release and a buck off the wake. After Andrew Adkison tested several, he feels like CWB has nailed it and provided a deck that has everything he wants but also rides well for others. Andrew won the WWA World Championships on this shape….again.

The Transcend boasts industry first fin extensions. This allows the rider to fine tune their edge. Instead of drastically changing the way the board rides by removing the fins, this simply changes the edge and release characteristics. Riding it without the extensions gives you a soft edge and an early release from the top of the wake. Adding the extensions gives you a stronger edge and a locked in bite up the wake. The extensions are great for rough water conditions and riders who are not yet comfortable with their edge. Boasting a deep spine for softening up the landings, channels carved into the tip and tail to ad a bit of bite, and extensive top shaping to trim weight and add stiffness. The Transcend has always been a finicky shape reserved for those who are comfortable with their edge and enjoy the hardest wake to wake buck out there. This new generation made it a far more friendly shape opening the door to the intermediate rider to progress as well.

Answer bindings
Closed toe meets Hinge. For those who are die hard closed toe riders, CWB has your boot. The biggest thing to hit the market in boots (Hinge) is now paired with the biggest cosmetic thing to hit boots (closed toe). There is no argument that Hinge is the biggest functional improvement to hit wake. There is no argument that closed toe gives a much cleaner look. So, do the math. CWB now offers a fantastic looking boot that actually has a function. Not only is the Answer closed toe and Hinge friendly, it used the new 6 plate, the new Lock Jaw, and the new Switch Hinge.

Faction bindings
The change starts now. The new 6 plate trims roughly two pounds per pair of boots. The new Lock Jaw system that is 60% lighter. The new Hinge movement cleans up the boot dubbed the Switch Hinge. Houndstooth! Say it isn’t so!! The 2008 Faction boot is beautiful. Using the new 6 Plate, this boot is light. When partnered with the Faction board, you can’t keep your eyes off of it. The Faction is a lower cut boot that has been designed to be a soft upper to give the ability to poke that toe five. CWB has found a fabric compound that flexes like that of rubber but maintains the fresh look of leather. What does this do for you? It enables you to ride a boot that looks money, but will allow you to release out of your boot on a hard fall so your ankles don’t scream at you.

138cm or 142cm:
138cm, 7.6lbs, 2.92" subtle 3 stage rocker, 16.82" waist width, 9.51" tip/tail width, 21.5"-25.5" stance width, rider weight up to 175lbs.
142cm, 7.8lbs, 3.02" subtle 3 stage rocker, 17.02" waist width, 9.71" tip/tail width, 22.5"-26.5" stance width, rider weight 150lbs and up.

Blank or mounted with Answer or Faction bindings.

Binding sizes:
M (8-10), L (11-12), XL (12-13)