Duotone Shred 2025

Maintaining your twintip board

• Rinse after use: Always rinse the board, fins, screws, and bindings with fresh water after each session – especially after using it in salt water, as salt can corrode metal parts and damage the finish over time.
• Drying: Let the board air-dry completely in the shade. Avoid direct sunlight and artificial heat sources such as hair dryers or heaters, as excessive heat can damage the material.
• Storage: Store the board lying down or standing up in a dry, cool, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight. Never leave it in a closed car or trunk in hot weather.
• Check your gear: Regularly check the fins, fin screws, and bindings for looseness or damage, and tighten or replace them as needed before heading out on the water.
• Transport: Consider using a board bag during transport to protect the board from impacts, scratches, and UV light.

Who is the Duotone Shred 2025 suitable for?

The board is designed specifically for young riders weighing around 35-55 kg who are either learning to kitesurf or want to take their freeride and freestyle skills to the next level.

What size does the Duotone Shred 2025 come in?

This model is available in size 128, a classic twintip size aimed at young and smaller riders.

Is the Shred 2025 suitable for beginners?

Yes. Space Flex technology provides early planing and a comfortable, stable ride, while grab rails make the board easy to handle, even for riders with less strength.

What does Space Flex technology do?

Space Flex provides soft, responsive flex across the entire board, resulting in early planing, smooth carving from rail to rail, and comfortable landings, even in choppy water.

Why is the board made with Biax Glass instead of carbon?

Biax Glass is used instead of carbon because it keeps the flex soft enough for smaller, lighter riders, while making the board extremely durable and easy to maneuver.

Can I use the board for freestyle and tricks?

Yes. The Shred is positioned as a kids' freeride/freestyle twintip, and its asymmetrical deck provides maximum edge contact and pop for both hooked and unhooked freestyle.

What are grab rails good for?

Grab rails make it easy to carry the board down to the water and provide extra grip and control when you do board-off tricks.

How do I best care for the board?

Rinse the board and its associated equipment in fresh water after each session, let it dry in the shade, and store it somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight.