Simmer Style G7 Flywave

The Simmer Style G7 Flywave is a high-performance wave board designed to offer speed, control, and maneuverability across a wide range of conditions. Its advanced shape makes it ideal for experienced riders, but it remains effective and enjoyable for intermediate surfers looking for a reactive and versatile board.

Overview

The Flywave G7 is built for modern wave riding, featuring a constant curve rocker that ensures support under the mast foot, excellent acceleration, and control in turns. The updates to the tail and hull improve rail-to-rail quickness, projection in turns, and the variety of lines on the wave.

Key Features

High-Performance Wave Shape

The shape is designed to combine speed, precision, and grip, offering a fluid response in bottom turns and more radical top turns. It maintains balanced behavior even in less than perfect conditions.

Updated Tail for Increased Responsiveness

The 78, 84, and 90 sizes feature a shorter tail to increase quickness in turns and allow the board to become more vertical when engaging the wave. The 98 and 107 sizes, however, adopt a slightly longer and narrower tail to improve support, buoyancy, and handling of larger sails.

New Rear Hull

The rear section integrates an accelerated vee and a deeper concave tunnel. This solution improves rail-to-rail transitions, increases drive and stability, and makes the board more precise when loading power into turns.

Maximum Tuning Possibilities

The 5 slot boxes allow for different configurations based on the spot, riding style, and rider preferences. This makes the Flywave a highly adjustable and very versatile board in real-world use.

Technical Details

Winged Swallow Tail

The winged swallow tail reduces surface area behind the rear strap, promoting faster and more precise release in the critical section of the wave. The result is a board that is quicker in rail changes and more explosive in top turns.

Contours and Rocker

The efficient rocker with progressive vee and a smooth central section generates speed with ease. The curved sections help the rider maintain control and fluidity throughout the surf.

Dual-Density EVA Pads

The dual-density pads combine grip, comfort, and control thanks to a 4mm high-density top layer with diamond texture and heat-pressed points, plus a soft 8mm core in the heel area and a rear tail kick.

Double Screw Strap Inserts

Double screw inserts allow for more precise stance adjustment and optimal load distribution. This allows the board's feel to be tailored to the rider's preferences.

Self-Regulating Gore-Tex Air Vent

The self-regulating Gore-Tex valve balances the internal pressure of the board while keeping the structure waterproof. It helps reduce the risk of overpressure and delamination even during transport.

Carbon Slotbox Fins and Reinforced Boxes

The fins feature carbon/fiberglass construction with an Airex foam core to combine lightness, stiffness, and durability. The high-density PVC and carbon fin boxes are designed to offer structural robustness with low weight.

Fin Setup

Standard Quad Setup

The quad setup offers greater grip and control at high speeds, with a precise feel in tighter turns and side shore or cross offshore conditions. It is suitable for those seeking control and stability while surfing.

Alternative Tri Setup

The tri setup increases drive, projection, and the ability to maintain speed in turns. It is a very versatile configuration, useful for those who desire quicker planing, good upwind performance, and a lively response underfoot.

Technical Specifications

Declared weight tolerance: +/- 5%.

Who it's for

The G7 Flywave is designed for riders seeking a high-performance, fast, and precise wave board, with excellent control in turns and great tuning freedom. The more compact sizes favor radical surfing, while the larger volumes offer more support and ease with bigger sails.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of board is the Simmer Style G7 Flywave?

It is a high-performance wave board designed to offer control, speed, and maneuverability in various wave conditions.

Is it only suitable for experienced riders?

No, while it is a high-performance board, it maintains balanced behavior that makes it appealing to intermediate riders with good technique.

What is the advantage of the 5 slot boxes?

They allow for advanced adjustment of the fin setup, adapting the board to the spot, riding style, and sea conditions.

Which setup to choose between quad and tri?

The quad prioritizes grip and control at high speeds, while the tri offers more drive, projection, and general versatility.

Is there a size suitable for heavier riders?

Yes, the range also includes the 107 L, designed to offer more buoyancy and support with larger sails.