Hyperlite 2027 Moab Wakesurfer
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Hyperlite 2027 MOAB Wakesurfer
Joey Harris’s Signature Shape for Speed, Style, and Aerial Performance
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New for 2027
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Joey Harris signature wakesurfer
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Handcrafted epoxy construction with an EPS core and wood stringer
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Deep concave for drive and control
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Reverse tail channels increase speed and free up the tail
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Fast rail-to-rail transitions with a playful, skate-like feel
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Custom carbon and fiberglass MOAB fins
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Machined EVA corduroy traction with a kick tail
The Hyperlite 2027 MOAB Wakesurfer brings Joey Harris’s approach to riding into a responsive surf-style shape built for speed, flowing turns, and aerial progression. Its playful, skate-like feel makes it easy to change direction, while strong drive and solid pop encourage you to take your riding beyond everyday cruising.
A deep concave provides drive and control as you build speed through the wave. Reverse tail channels boost speed while loosening the tail, giving the MOAB the agility to transition quickly between turns and release into maneuvers.
The handcrafted epoxy construction, EPS core, and wood stringer form the foundation of the MOAB’s surf-style ride. A large grab rail offers a secure place to hold the board when reaching for grabs, complementing its aerial-focused performance.
Underfoot, machined EVA corduroy traction with a kick tail provides grip and a defined platform for your rear foot. Custom carbon and fiberglass MOAB fins complete a setup designed around Joey’s blend of style, flow, and control.
Construction Features
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Handcrafted Epoxy Construction
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EPS Core
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Wood Stringer
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Deep Concave
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Reverse Tail Channels
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Large Grab Rail
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Machined EVA Corduroy Traction
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Kick Tail
Fin Configuration
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Two 4.5" front fins
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Two 1.7" drop fins
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Custom carbon and fiberglass MOAB fins
Available Sizes
| Size | Volume |
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| 4'6" | 23.5 L |
| 4'9" | 25.14 L |
| 5'0" | 28.0 L |
Riding Style: Surf-style wakesurfing
Signature Rider: Joey Harris
Recommended Rider: Surfers looking for quick transitions, responsive handling, and aerial progression