The very popular Waterborn Evoke range offers an impressive all-rounder SUP that is versatile, stable and offers great performance both in flat water and waves.
The Evoke Carbon version features a formidable Carbon/PVC construction, offering the strongest and lightest model in the Evoke range. Additionally, this model features deep channels and a 5 fin setup, making it the most performance based version.
Key Features
Ideal for both Flat Water and Waves – This dynamic performer excels both on serene flat waters and in small to medium surf, making it the ideal companion to take on the road for most conditions.
Stability X Performance – The wide outline of this board creates unmatched balance, while the double flyer helps pull in the tail to ensure the Evoke remains responsive and easy to turn. The generous single to double concave and refined rails increase the overall performance.
5 Fin Setup – Offering versatility and the option to adjust to different conditions.
Deep channels – Bringing extra speed and drive to you.
Who’s This For?
Beginners – With its wide centre, this board is stable enough for everyone starting out.
Intermediates – With the Evoke being so user friendly and forgiving, it’s the ideal board for everyone taking their SUP into small to medium waves.
Experienced – Wanting an Allrounder that performs well in flat water and ocean waves.
Fins not included!

DIMENSIONS

LENGTH
WIDTH
THICKNESS
VOLUME
WEIGHT
8’6″
32″
4 5/8″
134.8L
9.0kg
9’2″
32″
4 5/8″
145.7L
9.5kg
10’0″
32″
4 3/4″
164.39L
10.1kg
10’6″
32″
4 3/4″
173L
10.5kg
11’0″
32″
4 13/16″
186.52L
11.1kg

SIZING GUIDE
WEIGHT
BEGINNER
INTERMEDIATE
ADVANCED
110KG
N/A
N/A
10’0
SPECS
SPECIFICATION
DESCRIPTION
CONSTRUCTION
EPS foam / carbon + PVC + 4oz deck / Carbon + 4oz bottom
ROCKER
Medium entry
CONCAVE
Single to Double
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate – Advanced
RAIL TYPE
Soft 40/60
FIN CONFIGURATION
4+1 Fin ConfigurationBox Single + Single Tab Fin Sides
TAIL TYPE
Rounded Pin with Double Flyers
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
View a copy of our Product Care Manual
BOARD ADVICE