DOUBLE UP - CHIL V 2026 - PRO MODEL TOBIAS MICHEL
Overview of the CHIL V 2026
The CHILLV – Double Up is the signature board of stylish rider Tobias Michell. A true best-seller from the brand, it impresses with its perfect balance of performance, comfort, and unique style.
Designed for riders who want to progress smoothly while maintaining maximum style on the water, the CHILLV is a versatile, playful, and responsive board. Whether you're riding in a park or on flat water, it provides the control needed to push your limits without sacrificing fun or elegance.
Technical Specifications
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rider / Design | Pro Model Tobias Michell – designed for a smooth and stylish ride. |
| Rocker | 3 Stages, offering explosive pop and softened landings. |
| Core | Paulownia wood, sturdy and lightweight for responsive flex. |
| Laminate | Tri-axial fiberglass for a good balance of stiffness / flex. |
| Shape | Optimized hull for stability and versatile riding style. |
| Flex | Intermediate, playful on the tips, precise underfoot. |
| Edges | Reinforced ABS sidewalls for shock resistance and durability. |
| Insert Compatibility | Standard 6” inserts, compatible with most bindings (except LF 4D). |
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Choosing the Right Size
Size Guide – CHILLV Double Up
| Size (cm) | Recommended Weight |
|---|---|
| 138 | 50 – 70 kg |
| 142 | 65 – 85 kg |
| 146 | 80 – 95 kg |
| 150 | 90 kg and + |
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Compatible Bindings
The CHILLV uses universal inserts 6”, ensuring compatibility with most bindings on the market (Double Up, Ronix, Hyperlite, Slingshot, etc.).
⚠️ Only exception: Liquid Force 4D, which requires a proprietary system and is not compatible.
Pair the CHILLV – Tobias Michell Pro Model with the binding of your choice and enjoy a complete, high-performance, and stylish setup.
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