Progression Freeride Twintip
The forgiving, predictable twintip workhorse built for progression and dependable freeride control.
The Crisis V4 is Slingshot’s any-session, every-session twintip. A thinner Atomic Wood Core creates a softer and more forgiving flex, while the single-concave hull delivers reliable tracking and efficient upwind performance. From first transitions to confident freeride tricks, it offers an approachable ride that continues to perform as your skills progress.
The proven outline and single-concave bottom create a stable, dependable ride that helps newer riders progress without limiting experienced freeriders.
A thinner wood core allows the board to flex more freely, softening rough water and making imperfect landings easier on the rider.
The single concave supplies clean tracking and dependable edge control, helping riders hold ground and return upwind with less effort.
A durable base, reinforced inserts and vibration-damping urethane sidewalls make the Crisis a practical board for regular freeride use.
The time-tested bottom contour provides friendly tracking, predictable grip and strong upwind ability across a broad range of conditions.
The flexible core loads progressively and releases predictably, creating accessible pop for first jumps, transitions and freeride tricks.
Forgiving flex and damped sidewalls reduce harsh feedback, helping the board remain comfortable when the water becomes rough.
The predictable outline and fin setup provide secure tracking without making the board feel overly technical or demanding.
Vertically laminated, sustainably grown Paulownia wood gives the Crisis a lively character, dependable strength and consistent flex from tip to tip.
The durable 0.2 mm base material balances low weight with the toughness required for frequent sessions and everyday use.
Carbon-reinforced inserts reduce unnecessary weight, increase pull strength and help preserve a smooth, consistent flex beneath the rider.
High-durometer urethane is infused directly into the board’s core to create durable rails with effective vibration and impact damping.
| Length | Width | Rocker | Board Weight | Slingshot Item No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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137 cm 53.9" |
16 1/4" Approx. 41.3 cm |
1 1/4" Approx. 32 mm |
6.2 lb Approx. 2.81 kg |
1240141137 |
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141 cm 55.5" |
16 5/16" Approx. 41.4 cm |
1 5/16" Approx. 33 mm |
6.4 lb Approx. 2.90 kg |
1240141141 |
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146 cm 57.5" |
17" Approx. 43.2 cm |
1 7/16" Approx. 37 mm |
6.6 lb Approx. 2.99 kg |
1240141146 |
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151 cm 59.4" |
17 1/16" Approx. 43.3 cm |
1 1/2" Approx. 38 mm |
6.8 lb Approx. 3.08 kg |
1240141151 |
Weight note: Slingshot states that finished board weight can vary by approximately ±5%.
The smaller sizes favor quicker handling, easier edge changes and a more compact feel for lighter riders or stronger wind.
The 141 balances planing support, maneuverability and edge control for riders seeking an adaptable everyday freeride option.
The 146 adds width and surface area for stronger low-end performance while retaining comfortable, predictable handling.
The largest size provides the most planing support and stability for larger riders, lighter wind or anyone prioritizing easy starts.
Size guidance: Slingshot does not publish rider-weight ranges for the Crisis V4. Consider rider weight, typical wind strength and preferred board feel when selecting a size.
Yes. Its forgiving flex, predictable tracking and strong upwind performance make it particularly well suited to learning and progression.
Not necessarily. The Crisis remains a capable everyday freeride board for experienced riders who prefer comfort, control and straightforward performance.
No. Footpads and straps are sold separately. The board includes four fins and a grab handle.
The flexible Atomic Wood Core and damped urethane sidewalls help soften rough-water feedback for a smoother, less tiring ride.
