KSO Board Profile
Brand
CrazyFly
Type
Twintip
Sizes
138–140 cm
RRP
from €1,599
Where the data comes from
- Scores: confirmed by the editors on 17 Sep 2026
KSO Editorial Scores
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A quadraxial full-carbon layup is the stiffest thing CrazyFly builds, and stiffness is what turns a hard edge into height.
The other side of full carbon: at 2.5 kg and this stiff, the board gives back what you land on it.
42 cm across at 138 to 140 planes early enough, though width is not where this board makes its case.
Stiff boards point, and a full-carbon big-air board points about as well as a twintip can.
Stiffness and chop are a trade, and CrazyFly spent this board's budget on the other side of it.
Full carbon holds a line cleanly once committed; it is less willing to be talked out of one mid-turn.
A narrow 42 cm outline on a stiff construction is the combination that holds an edge under load.
CrazyFly's own words for the Max are ultra high performance; a light, stiff board carries speed.
Two sizes, both narrow, at the top of the price list. This is a board that expects a rider.
Quadraxial full carbon is a stiffness statement, not a flex one — the score is the design, not a fault.
Model years
Sizes & RRP
RRP: from €1,599 · Available
About this board
The Max is CrazyFly's top-of-the-line full-carbon twintip, and the brand files it under ultra high performance and big air. A quadraxial full-carbon layup and CrazyFly's new NW carbon construction hold it to 2.5 kilograms, which is the number that matters on a board meant to be loaded hard and released: less mass to swing, less to land. Carbon Touch finishes the deck. It comes in two sizes, 138 by 42 and 140 by 42 centimetres — a narrow set, because a board with this much stiffness does not need width to plane and would only lose edge grip by taking it. Read the price as part of the specification: at 1,599 euros this is the top of CrazyFly's board range, not a crossover. What it asks in return is a rider who edges hard enough to load a full-carbon construction, and a tolerance for the landings that come with one.
Frequently asked questions
Is the CrazyFly Max a kite or a board?+
A board. The Max is CrazyFly's full-carbon twintip, sold at crazyflykites.com/boards/max. There has never been a CrazyFly Max kite.
What sizes does the CrazyFly Max come in?+
Two: 138 by 42 and 140 by 42 centimetres.
What is the CrazyFly Max made of?+
A quadraxial full-carbon layup in CrazyFly's new NW carbon construction, with Carbon Touch on the deck. It weighs 2.5 kilograms.
Does the Max use TerTex?+
No. TerTex is a kite material: CrazyFly states it is “used on all 2026 CrazyFly kites … applied on all side struts, wingtips and over the central strut”. It has nothing to do with a board.
About CrazyFly
CrazyFly
CrazyFly is a European family-owned kiteboarding brand, founded in Slovakia in 1999. They produce kites, kiteboards, foils, Savvy bars, and accessories in their own factory, emphasizing high-tech production and eco-friendly manufacturing.
