2023 Slingshot MISFIT V11 Twintip

The Misfit V11 is beginner friendly, freestyle friendly, upwind, downwind, flat water, chop and big-air friendly. It's our most versatile board, designed for all-conditions utility, with enough tech and performance built in to stand up to its reputation as one of the best all-around twin tips in kiteboarding.

With a flatter and faster rocker line combined with a nice, mellow single-concave hull, you get one of the smoothest and driest rides out of any twin tip on the market. Additionally, the Misfit's tip and tail feature Koroyd to reduce swing weight and a lively, pop-centric Atomic Wood Core.

ATOMIC WOOD CORE

Sustainably grown Paulownia gives the lively, springy character that our boards are famous for. Vertically laminated construction harnesses the collective strength of the wood's grain and provides strength, consistent flex and pop.

SUSTAINABLE SOURCED WOOD

Our wood providers are FSC approved ensuring that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.

CARBON BEDROCK INSERTS

Light, flexible and durable inserts that maintain the board's flex underfoot for a consistent feel from tip to tail.

KOROYD TIP & TAil

Sections of thermally welded Co-Polymer Tubes provide a lighter, more responsive ride with more strength and flex than a full wood core.

DURA LIGHT BASE

This .2mm base material is the ideal strength to weight ratio. Lightweight performance in a strong and durable package.

SINGLE SHOT FUSION SIDEWALLS

Using the same technology found in urethane skateboard wheels, our innovative manufacturing process literally infuses the rail into the board cores in one single shot, producing unrivaled dampening and durability.

CONCAVE HULL

Provides smooth tracking and effortless upwind performance. This added grip provides traction for riding with speed and power, yet is easy to manage for all ability levels.

NACA TECH CHANNELS

Precision laser-cut parabolic channels direct water like a vacuum from the middle of the board through the tail. This directed water accelerates through the channel and increases the board's speed and grip on the water.