6'0 x 20 65lts ATV C-HS

Regular price $2,100.00
5 in stock

The 6’0” 65L is our most versatile board. If we’re taking one board on a trip, this is it. Often referred to as a quiver killer, it truly does it all.

As a high-volume prone board, it makes paddling into waves easy and forgiving. For winging and parawinging, it hits a sweet spot, offering effortless knee starts while remaining compact and nimble underfoot once flying.

Dims:

6’0 x 19.8 x 4.3”

New C-HS Construction:

Featuring our new Carbon Half Sandwich (C-HS) construction. Built around a lightweight EPS core with high-density foam reinforcement in the stance zone and a full 3K carbon wrap, this board is exceptionally light and rigid. A custom resin-tint finish provides a premium aesthetic, while small-batch craftsmanship bridges the gap between heavy production boards and fragile custom builds.

Weight:

10lbs. +/-.

Tracks: 

Carbon Fiber 13” tracks 17” from tail. 

Note Regarding Board Care:

These are high-performance, lightweight custom carbon laminated boards. To ensure many years of fun on the water, please keep the following care guidelines in mind:

  • Use a Protective Bag: Always store your board in a board bag when it is not in use.

  • Avoid Direct Sunlight: Never leave your board sitting on the beach or grass exposed to direct sun. Raw carbon absorbs heat rapidly, which can cause severe thermal damage to lightweight cores.

  • Monitor Vehicle Heat: Avoid leaving boards inside sealed, unventilated vehicles during warm summer months.

Our carbon reveals offer incredible aesthetics and top-tier performance, but like any ultra-light composite, they require thoughtful thermal care.

 

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Philip

I've been riding the board for a little over a month 3-6 times a week mostly winging and some proning. I'm a 75 kg progressing intermediate.

-Stiffness: My first session out I was startled by the stiffness. It was as big a difference as switching from an IM to UHM mast, and my old board wasn't supposed to be soft. Literally my legs were shaking for the first couple minutes on foil because I was so unaccustomed to the responsiveness. I adapted quick and my riding immediately improved The stiffness carries through the whole length of the board. It made my foot switches more fluid through maneuvers because in that moment when only my front feet are touching, I can still feel what's going on with the foil and micro adjust.

-Stability: The toe kick at the tail is brilliant for using your toes to prevent the dreaded midlength shoot up in that critical moment on your knees. The grip pad is seriously amazing. Comfortable on bare feet but grips like velcro.

-Release: The get up and go is excellent for me at 75 kg. I can get up on a 3.5m wing in 15 knots without too much effort on an ha 880. There is basically no sticking to overcome. Usually it feels like it just floats off the water.

-Touch downs: The board doesn't exactly slice through wave tops if you hit them, but a it'll bounce up from a light touch down no problem.

-Tracks: I'm Armstrong foils with the mast a bit forward from center, with the back of the plate at the 20" mark. There's plenty of room to go either way. Something notable is that the bottom of the board between the tracks is not completely flat. There is a slight front to back rocker. When I tighten down the mast screws the deck between the tracks is flattened down by the mast plate. Ultimately this doesn't affect the mast angle relative to the tracks and if anything probably helps lock the mast in place, but it's a quirk I haven't seen on any other board.

-Proning: Surprisingly fun! Way easier to paddle around than a 34L prone board and the grab rails really work. I never would have guessed I could duck dive a 65L foil board under a chest high wave, but it goes. It doesn't get in as easy as a downwind SUP, but it's not too far off.

-Durability: I think this is a case of light, stiff, durable - pick 2. I dropped the nose from 1 foot up onto my garage floor and cracked it all the way through the carbon. It was an easy fix and I haven't had any other mishaps. The finish is fairly durable and scratch resistant.

Overall I'm stoked on the board and if it got stolen tomorrow I would not hesitate to immediately order a direct replacement.

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Robert

A few sessions on it now…rides as hoped. Quick to move and balanced when flying. Super happy with it.

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Cole

I'm 20+ sessions in to my 65L and absolutely loving it. At 185lbs I find it it to be a perfect do everything board. I'm able to get up under powered on my Parawing easily, which has been a huge confidence booster in marginal conditions. The low swing weight and easy touchdowns has really helped me improve my carving. Stoked!

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Tanya

Oh my goodness! What an incredible board! I am a newer parawinger and this board has fully upped my performance! Pumping, take offs, touch downs, turning, and everything in between feels smooth and in control like no other board I have ever ridden. These guys have truly made something special. Do yourself a favor and buy this board.

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Alecia

Light, tight and user friendly! I love the direct drive feel these boards have and the effortless lift off. I'm 150lbs and Iwanted one board for parawinging and winging in 2m to 6M conditions and this fits the bill. LOVE IT!

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Jeremy

This board is incredible for a few reasons. The rockered bottom makes getting on foil way easier because you can pump/rock the board up. This is critical in spots like Tahoe where the wind is light. The other thing that blew me away is that if you do splash down and hit the water it bounces off the water and pops you back on foil. My previous board would grab the water and stop me. This board accelerates off the water. I am 145 lbs and ride the 65L which is great for low wind.

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Cody

I had the pleasure of trying the Helix 775 foil paired with the 65-liter ATV board from Hydrocraft. This combination unlocked a new level of performance and glory for me in the mediocre conditions today. The board looks great and its feather light. I found the board to be stable even when submerged and it tracks to the surface well. My favorite feature of this board is the way it releases and pumps off the water with ease. The rocker and edge profile keep you in control during touchdowns and it doesn’t catch the tail when you're poorly positioned on a bump. Due to the added stability and speed of this board I was able to develop a new underpowered starting technique where I could pump and catch a bump while on one knee.

I'm 6'3" and 200 lbs

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MAXWELL

Solid board! Super stable on the water and easy to get up and going

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Jeremy

This board has been a game changer for me. I love how you can pump it in low wind to get up. Also if you splash down it is very smooth and allows for easy recovery.