Hyperlite Transistor Wakesurf Board

The Hyperlite Transistor Wakesurf Board is Noah Flegel’s competition-focused skim-style pro model, shaped by Aaron Stumpf for riders working on high-speed rotations, 360 combinations, technical shuv-its, and aerial ollies. Its Nova Core sits inside full 3 oz woven carbon compression-molded construction, creating a lightweight, responsive platform for intermediate through professional wakesurfers. An ultra-flat base, minimal rocker, sharp perimeter edge, mid-tail profile, and rounded pin tail define the Transistor’s fast skim-style riding character.

The Transistor is available in 52-inch and 54-inch sizes. The 52-inch board provides 8.75 liters of volume and a 21-inch width for riders up to 200 lb, while the 54-inch board offers 9.3 liters and a 21.5-inch width for riders up to 250 lb. A single 1.25-inch Solo Skim center fin creates the board’s low-profile tracking setup. Full-deck diamond-cut EVA traction with a tail kickpad gives riders defined foot placement for spins, shuv-its, and ollie-based maneuvers.

Why Choose Hyperlite Transistor Wakesurf Board

This board gives technical skim riders a pro-model configuration built around a Nova Core, woven carbon construction, ultra-flat base, sharp perimeter rail, rounded pin tail, and single low-profile fin. The 52-inch and 54-inch sizes provide clear volume, width, and rider-weight options for selecting the right board. Full-deck diamond EVA traction and a tail kickpad add practical stance reference, making the Transistor a focused choice for riders who prioritize speed, spins, and active skim-style maneuvers.

Warranty and Product Care

The Hyperlite Transistor Wakesurf Board includes a 1-year limited manufacturer warranty, subject to applicable terms, conditions, and exclusions. Inspect the carbon shell, rails, traction pad, tail kickpad, fin box, Solo Skim fin, and fin hardware before every session. Rinse the board and fin after use, dry them before storage, avoid prolonged direct heat exposure, and do not ride with cracked, delaminated, loose, worn, or damaged components.