Reedin Snack Pack: Kevin Langeree introduces crossover board
Reedin introduces the Snack Pack, a new board described as a twin tip and surfboard crossover developed by Kevin Langeree and Damien Girardin.
Reedin has launched the Snack Pack, a new board designed as a crossover between a twin tip and a surfboard. Developed by Kevin Langeree and Damien Girardin, the Snack Pack aims to provide riders with a versatile option for various conditions. Langeree states that the concept originated from a desire to maximize wave riding opportunities. The board is engineered to perform like a twin tip, offering similar edging and popping characteristics. However, its slightly thicker rails are intended to allow riders to engage in bottom turns, providing a genuine surfboard feel. This design aims to expand the usable water playground for riders. Kevin Langeree, a co-founder of Reedin, describes the Snack Pack as one of the brand's most significant successes since its inception six years ago. The board is positioned as an innovation in their product lineup. The brand highlights that modern shaping techniques contribute to its performance, distinguishing it from older board designs. This introduction expands Reedin's offerings in the board market.
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