Core has built a strong reputation with boards that stand for control, durability and performance. Whether you want a twintip for freestyle sessions or a surfboard for wave riding, the Core range has a board that matches your riding style and level. Below we guide you through the entire line-up so you know exactly which board fits you.

Core Kiteboarding Twintips
Core offers several twintip models, each with its own character. The Fusion is the most accessible board in the range, perfect for all-round freeride riders who want comfort and performance in all conditions. Fusion feels familiar underfoot and is ideal for all levels. The Choice is built for riders who want to push their freestyle. With a stiffer lay-up, higher pop and extra grip this is the board for unhooked tricks and powerful take-offs. The Era is the most beginner-friendly twintip in the Core line.

Core Kiteboarding Surfboards
Besides twintips Core also delivers a strong line of directionals and foilboards. The 720 is Core’s freestyle and freeride surfboard. Compact, agile and forgiving, perfect for tricks on flat water or small waves. The Badger is a versatile directional that blends the best of both worlds, stable in waves yet comfortable on flat water. A true all-rounder for riders who want one board for everything. The Green Room is Core’s pure wave board, built for powerful surf with a classic outline and sharp rails. Finally, the SLC is the freeride foilboard, light, stiff and efficient. Paired with the SLC hydrofoil it delivers smooth foil sessions even in light wind.

Core boards perform exceptionally well, extensive research and development makes that possible. Below is a short summary of the key technologies that make Core kiteboards ride so impressively and last so long.

Core Cartan® Carbon construction
In the Fusion, Choice and Bolt, Core uses its exclusive Cartan® Carbon, a 30-degree biaxial carbon fibre. This fibre optimises flex and torsion, offering more longitudinal flex than cross flex. Cartan® carbon needs less epoxy, saving weight.

Core Vario Rails
Core applies variable rail thickness, thicker in the middle, thinner toward the tips. This tuning gives each model its specific feel. Rail profiles differ between Fusion, Choice and Bolt, check the full product descriptions for exact numbers.

Core V-shape tips
Part of the bottom contour is inspired by speedboats. The V-shaped tips slice through chop and soften landings. On the Choice and Bolt the V runs further, on the Fusion it is less pronounced.

Core channel system
All Core twintips are built for performance and feature multiple channels. The Bolt has the most and deepest, the Fusion the least. Channels add speed and grip, essential when you want to ride at the top of your game.

Alongside kites and boards, Core offers premium accessories that match their gear perfectly. At Kitemana you will find Core pads & straps so you can dial in your twintip exactly how you like it. The Union Pro pads & straps focus on maximum performance and comfort, offering many adjustments for a precise fit and solid grip, ideal for riders who go hard and want full control. Prefer a little more cushioning and user-friendliness? Then the Union Comfort pads & straps are a great choice, with softer support and easier adjustment, perfect for long sessions and all-round use. Whatever you choose, Core accessories lift your set-up to the next level.

We stock all Core twintip kiteboards and directional surfboards. Questions about how they ride or which model suits you best? Ask us, we are happy to help. The awesome Fusion, Choice, Era, Bolt and many more boards can be at your door the next day, ready for an epic session.

In the Netherlands you will find plenty of Core boards at popular spots such as Brouwersdam, Zandmotor (Kijkduin), Vrouwenpolder, Rockanje, Maasvlakte / Slufter, Scheveningen, Rotterdam, Wassenaar, Katwijk, Noordwijk, Langevelderslag, Zandvoort, IJmuiden, Wijk aan Zee, Castricum, Egmond aan Zee, Callantsoog, Amsterdam, Den Helder, Texel, Makkum, Workum, Lemmer, Strand Horst, Enkhuizen, Zeewolde, Almere and Muiderberg.