2006 Cassette 41" Bi-Level

Our Price: $295.00

$2006 41\" Bi-Level$

Product Description:

Cassette is once again setting new trends in the wakeskating world by introducing a Bi-Level design in 2005. Cassette brings back the Bi-Level for 2006. The Bi-Level, co-conceptualized by Thomas Horrell and Bryan Dawley, is the first wakeskate of it's kind and is expected to reintroduce the sport of wakeskating. Bi-level is not just a name, there ae actually two levels to this deck. 1/8th inch mounts attach the top and bottom decks together in two mounting areas, which cause a fulcrum effect that, accelerates the board's lift from the water.

"Aaron Reed, Danny Hampson, Bryan Dawley and I have been extremely involved in the testing of this deck and I can't believe the results we're getting," quotes Thomas Horrell.

"We've been playing around with hydrodynamic concepts for the last two years and figured out that it wasn't about using the surface of the water to get more pop, it was about using leverage between the boards and snapping the tail of the top deck onto the harder top surface of the bottom deck", quotes Bryan Dawley.

Product Specs:

Length: 41.00 Inches

Nose: 11.38 Inches

Mid: 15.13 Inches

Tail: 10.75 Inches

Rocker: 2.00 Inches

Surface Material: Grip Tape

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Customer Reviews: Review This Product

– Brandon Latulippe, 11/27/2004
The Cassette Bi-level is a brand new product in the sport of wakeskating. I have had the opportunity to ride it, not once, but twice. And there is only one word to describe it. WOW.

Pop: Thomas and the guys at Cassette really know their physics, the second level on the skate gave me at least a 50% increase in ollie height. I have heard similar results from other people.

Handling: Takes a minute to get used to the second board, but it's very excellent after some adaptation.

Wake to Wake: Just as good as the best single level wakeskate. The extra weight aids in keeping the board on your feet through spins.

Rails: The concave on top of the board enables you to balance much much easier than any single level. Overall feels great on rails

Weight: This is an issue with most people who haven't actually ridden the board. When you ride it, you'll notice that the weight is very well placed throughout the board and actually provides a lot of leverage through shuvits, etc.

Flip and Spin tricks: As was said, the extra weight (In my opinion) gives you leverage through the spin or the flip. I usually have trouble spinning my 360 shuvs all the way around and I had no trouble here. I also performed a kickflip on this board and it felt no different than any other skate.

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