NewConnelly Reverb Wakeboard
- Intermediate to advanced wakeboard
- Continuous rocker: smooth ride
- Raised rail between the bindings
- 4 screw-in 1″ fins and 4 moulded fins
Size: 132
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Connelly Reverb WakeboardSize: 132€479.00
Connelly Optima Wakeboard BindingsSize for Connelly Optima Wakeboard Bindings
Connelly TORQ Wakeboard Rope and HandleColour for Connelly TORQ Wakeboard Rope and Handle
Connelly Padded Wakeboard Bag€139.00
Description
The Reverb is a versatile, high-performance wakeboard for intermediate and advanced riders: a continuous rocker for a smooth, predictable ride, and a raised rail between the bindings for softer landings.
Who is it for?
For riders who jump the wake and link tricks, in 132, 137 or 143 cm.
What sets it apart
Its System 80 core brings flex and strength; its four screw-in 1″ fins provide grip, and come out for a looser ride.
Other Connelly wakeboards
- Lotus: beginner to advanced, 130 or 134 cm
- Pure: beginner to advanced, 131 to 141 cm
- Wild Child: intermediate to advanced, 132 or 137 cm
- Big Easy: larger riders, 146 cm
What else you need
- Bindings, as the board is supplied without them: see the wakeboard bindings.
- A no-stretch rope, such as the Connelly TORQ wakeboard rope and handle.
- A vest or buoyancy aid of at least 50 N, and a helmet as soon as you jump the wake.
Technology
The Connelly profile
How a board is built

- [A] Top sheet : The graphics, and a UV protection layer that makes the board last.
- [B] Fibre layers : Together with the core, this is where the ride is tuned: the weight, orientation, weave and number of fibreglass layers give the board its flex and character.
- [C] Binding reinforcement : A glass layer that strengthens the connection between the board and the bindings: your energy goes into the board without loss.
- [D] Inserts : All Connelly boards have M6 metric inserts: more threads in a small area, a more secure fixing with a shallower insert.
- [E] Core : The backbone of the board, which the fibre works against. Foam densities, inserts and materials decide how it rides for its intended use.
- [F] ABS sidewalls : On the Woodro: a very tough material that protects the edge from knocks on rails and features.
- [G] Base graphics : Beyond UV protection and graphics, the base adds strength, durability and performance.
Rocker
- On this model
Continuous rocker
An unbroken curve from tip to tail: a smooth, fast, predictable ride, softer landings, more rocker between the feet.
Mellow three-stage rocker
The pop of a three-stage rocker and the predictability of a continuous rocker: more pronounced lift at both ends, a softened centre.
Core and base
On this modelSystem 80
A forgiving low-density closed-cell foam, for all abilities.
Compare with the others: Natural Flex, Ti base

Natural Flex
Machined paulownia wood core, with no foam: 100% natural.

Ti base
Arguably the strongest and fastest base material there is, formulated for speed.
Diagrams and explanations: Connelly 2027 catalogue.
Features
- System 80 core
- Raised rail between the bindings: more forgiving
- Continuous rocker
- Four screw-in fins and four moulded fins
Specifications
| Sizes | Fins | Level |
|---|---|---|
| 132, 137, 143 cm | 4 × 1″ composite and 4 moulded | intermediate to advanced |
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