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Cabrinha XCal Wood Kiteboard - 2026
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Description
A Paulownia wood design with a dampened ride.
FEATURES
- Aggressive quad tip channels for back-foot grip and improved pop
- Rail channels for maximum edge control
- Double concave centre for smooth, controllable landings
- Tough, lightweight & responsive feel
- Predictable pop with low swing weight
- Early planing lift with reliable edge hold
- Excellent upwind drive
Included with the board: 4x 40mm fins, 4x washers, 10x m6x16mm screws, grab handle.
TECH SPECS
INSANE GRIP & POP
Explosive pop and locked-in grip from the aggressive quad tip channels for intuitive back-foot control.
DOUBLE CONCAVE CONTROL
The double concave centre section smooths chop and keeps landings stable, predictable and comfortable.
VERSATILITY PERSONIFIED
A confidence-building shape that performs in a wide range of conditions for freeride, freestyle and progression.
WOOD CORE
Premium A-grade Paulownia wood is vertically laminated to maximise strength, reduce weight and flex naturally.
FAST ROCKER LINE
A quicker rocker profile for rapid acceleration, efficient upwind tracking and crisp, controlled landings.
MODERATE FLEX
Balanced flex for smoother landings, forgiving performance in chop and an easy, playful feel.
Size/Weight Guide
| LENGTH (CM) | 135 | 138 | 141 |
| Width (CM) | 41 | 42 | 43 |
| Weight of Board (kg) | TBC | TBC | TBC |
STYLE SELECTOR
How this product suits each riding style (higher = better).
FAQ – Cabrinha XCal Wood Kiteboard (2026)
Quick answers to help you choose the right size and understand the ride feel.
What sizes are available?
The XCal Wood (2026) is available in 135×41, 138×42, and 141×43.
What riding style is this board best for?
It’s tuned for freeride + freestyle progression with strong edge control, predictable pop, and a shape that stays composed in a wide range of conditions.
Is the wood core better than carbon?
Wood typically feels smoother and more dampened with natural flex (nice in chop). Carbon is usually stiffer and more reactive/explosive, but can feel firmer in rough water. Neither is “better” — it’s ride feel.
Is this board good for beginners?
It suits progressing riders well thanks to its grip and predictable control. If you’re a total beginner, a softer, more entry-focused freeride board can feel easier for the first few sessions.
What’s included with the board?
Included: 4× 40mm fins, 4× washers, 10× M6×16mm screws, and a grab handle.