The Future Fly Stoked – shaped by Dany Bruch is the perfect board for controlled jumping, all-round conditions, direct comfort, intermediate to all-round.

The Stoked is the most all-round board in the range. Jump on and go. Intermediate to advanced wave sailors will find their groove here, onshore, side-shore, or off-shore, small waves or big waves, the Stoked handles it all.

The fastest of the three wave boards, it's built for the more jump-orientated sailor. The squash tail generates lift for early planing, especially where current is a factor, giving a balance of speed and control that lets you focus fully on the ramp.

On the wave face, the squash tail holds speed through the bottom turn with ease, delivering a fluid rail-to-rail transition and plenty of grip heading into the top turn. The rails bite hard, so chop is never a concern through a bottom turn or gybe.

Shape

Smooth lines define the Stoked's outline. A squash tail combines with near-parallel rails and smooth volume distribution, tail kept thinner for wave-face feel and grip, with a thicker mid/front section for ease through shore break. Balanced from the first moment you step on it.

Tail

The squared shape with rounded corners delivers quick release combined with hold, ideal across wave sizes, best suited to waves that aren't too hollow or steep. Paired with the parallel rails, it initiates the bottom turn with minimal effort, holds speed, explodes into the top turn, and regenerates speed fast for the next one.

Bottom Shape

Monoconcave runs from the nose to the front foot, transitioning into a double concave, then a vee through the tail. The monoconcave locks the board to the water, giving control in hard, windy, or choppy conditions. The double concave through the stance plus the tail vee keeps the board lively and aids turning, balancing control with ease of turn initiation.

Rails

Sharp rails run from the tail through the back-center, pulling in progressively to fully rounded rails from the front foot to the nose. 

Sharp tail rails create lift and release, letting the fins work and enabling effortless direction changes and top-turn release.

Rounded rails from the front foot forward bite and hold through a gybe or bottom turn, giving exactly the control needed to complete the turn.

Rocker

Tuned for early planing, top-end speed for high jumps, and control in all conditions: cruising, committed bottom turns, or maximum-height jumps. Rocker and bottom shape combine to make the nose feel weightless.

Fins

Recommended: Future Fly Carbon fins, included as part of the package.