42" / 43" Available CORE: 1.2pcf PREMIUM D12 PP DECK: Cellu-Cushion® 8lb PE HULL: DuPont™ Surlyn® SLICK SKIN with NV Mesh RAILS: 50/50 Chine Double Rails TAIL: Full Crescent STRINGER SETUP: 2 x Staggered Carbon Fibre Stringer ADDITIONAL FEATURES: NV Mesh, Two Piece Tail, DK Channels, Nose and Tail Buffers. The new Lackey Flex has arrived — built for riders chasing performance with added responsiveness. Developed from direct rider feedback, the Lackey Flex is designed specifically for dropknee bodyboarders who want a board with enhanced flex and feel through turns, rail transitions, and critical sections. Whether you’re riding in colder climates where boards naturally stiffen up, or you simply prefer a more lively, forgiving flex pattern year-round, the Lackey Flex delivers. The increased flex allows the board to load up through turns and release smoothly for greater control, speed, and flow — giving you confidence in powerful waves while still maintaining comfort and drive in everyday conditions. In short, it’s the perfect blend of performance and feel for riders who demand flex without sacrificing control.----- Matt Lackey is one of the major personalities and most beloved riders in bodyboarding today. Lackey is the most recognised DK (Drop Knee) rider in the world and has been for almost 2 decades, and the Lackey model is board of choice for all DK riders. Working alongside Lackey for almost 20 years we have refined and produced the ultimate DK weapon trusted by the best drop knee riders in the world. Board Features: Core: D12 (D12 PP is a lightweight durable Polypropylene offering the rider more flex and recoil. Manufactured as a 1.2LB density, the 100% waterproof core is ideal for the rider looking for a high performance bodyboard with additional flex. D12 is also ideal for colder waters) Stringer: 2x Staggered Carbon Fibre Stringers (Exclusive to the Lackey model, a bodyboard with 2x Staggered Stringers utilises strength where it is needed. Offering more strength in the nose of the board [where a dropknee rider is to place his front foot] due to the angled PRS stringers, the Staggered System is a fundamental feature in any high performance DK board. Exclusive to the Lackey model, a bodyboard with 2x Staggered Stringers utilises strength where it is needed. Offering more strength in the nose of the board [where a dropknee rider is to place his front foot] due to the angled stringers, the Staggered System is a fundamental feature in any high performance DK board. The use of Carbon Fiber ensures no additional weight is added to the board.) Deck: Cellu-cushion 8lb PE Deck (8lb Polyethylene is the most superior form of deck skin for any bodyboard offering sufficient strength to ensure a longer lasting board. The strength of the 8lb Polyethylene reduces the chances of deck creases and damage). Slick: DuPont Surlyn Slick (A Surlyn Slick is your only choice for slick if you demand the greatest amount of response and durability from your board. This high performance slick is the finest grade Surlyn made only by DuPont. Featuring an elastic-like quality to reduce the chance of creasing and damaging without minimising projection). Mesh: NV Mesh (Mesh layer added beneath the slick to further strengthen the hull of the bodyboard. NV Mesh reduces the chance of creasing and damaging). Rails: 50/50 Chine Double Rails (A rail design enabling a comfortable grip for holding the rails of the board when riding). DK Channels: Yes (2 channels on the bottom of the board located at the tail to ensure stability and control on the face of the wave) Tail: Full Crescent Tail (Provides superior control and hold on the wave face while also allowing for ease of rail to rail transitions and release from carves and spins.) Additional Features: Nose and Tail Buffers (An additional layer of padding on the nose and tail of the board that enhances longevity and durability), Two Piece Tail (An additional layer of 8lb PE Decking on the tail of the board to offer further support to the tail and visually look appealing) & exclusive ‘Lackey’ graphic on slick.
