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Monocoque Boom Body V2 Carbon HD 140 Unifiber UF012020500Monocoque Boom Body V2 Carbon HD 140 Unifiber UF012020500 Description: The Monocoque Boom Body V2 Carbon HD 140 from Unifiber is a high performance windsurfing boom body engineered for riders who demand a balance of stiffness, durability and value. Its monocoque construction uses a 70% pre preg carbon heavy duty lay up to deliver torsional stiffness and crisp handling while retaining impact resistance for everyday use. The V2 geometry and lay up
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