Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 Kiteboard

High-performance carbon big air freeride board by Cabrinha

The Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 is designed by the Cabrinha Design Works team and has everything a high-performance big air twintip needs: grip, speed, and lightweight construction. Riding the Cabrinha Vapor Apex feels like you're on high-speed train tracks, heading straight for your kicker, ready for big air action! The Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 twintip is built for the demanding big air and freeride kitesurfer.

At the core of the Cabrinha Vapor Apex is an A-grade Paulownia wood core, layered with full Japanese Toray carbon construction. This makes the Vapor Apex super light and gives the kiteboard a stiff flex for maximum response, direct pop, and speed. The flex pattern is distributed so that the tips are stiffer than the rest of the kiteboard, ensuring you don’t miss a beat on takeoff.

Thanks to the relatively flat rocker of the Vapor Apex, this board rides super fast and makes it easy to go upwind. Grip is no issue with the Cabrinha Vapor Apex. The board features inwards-facing rails at the tips for insane grip during takeoff. New this year, the fins are mounted at a 4-degree angle for extra grip. The bottom profile of the Vapor Apex features a deep double concave in the center, extending towards the tips.
Combine this super-grippy bottom profile with the stiff yet lightweight Toray carbon construction, and you have Cabrinha's new big air showpiece: the Vapor Apex 2025 kiteboard. If you're into big air, you likely ride super powered. That's why you can often ride the Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 a size smaller than usual, with the largest size being 141.

In short, do you love big air? And don’t want to compromise on speed and grip? Then make sure to check out the Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 for your next big air session!

Specifications Cabrinha Vapor Apex 2025 Kiteboard

• High-performance big air
• Intermediate to pro
• Carbon construction
• Stiff flex
• Straight rocker line
• Lots of grip
• Deck grab rails
• Double concave
• Tucked-in rail tip channels
• Angled fins
• Extra stiff tips