Eleveight Master S V3 Twin Tip

The Eleveight Master S V3 Twin Tip takes the aggressive Master formula and packages it in a way that makes more sense for smaller or lighter riders. That matters more than many people realise. A lot of high-performance twin tips are built around stronger, heavier riders, which can leave lighter riders working too hard just to access the board's potential.

The Master S fixes that by giving you the same freeride-to-freestyle intent, but with a more suitable stance, flex and overall feel. If you are lighter, smaller or simply want a performance board that does not feel oversized underfoot, this is the smarter choice over forcing yourself onto the full-size Master.

Where it sits in the range

The Master S is the performance board for smaller riders. If you want the more balanced all-round freeride option, the Process V6 is the safer choice. If you want the more direct full-size aggressive board, look at the Master V5.

Why choose the Eleveight Master S V3?

• Performance freeride / freestyle feel sized more sensibly for lighter riders
• Easier to load, pop and control than a full-size performance board
• Good grip and upwind performance without losing speed
• Comfortable enough for real freeride use, not just short explosive sessions
• A much better fit if bigger, stiffer boards feel like hard work

Specifications

Feature	Details
Product type	Twin tip kiteboard
Size	132cm x 40cm
Character	Freeride to freestyle performance for lighter riders
Core	Super Fly 3D Paulownia wood core
Reinforcement	Redesigned top-deck carbon stringers
Fins	45mm G10

What's included

• Eleveight Master S V3 twin tip board
• 45mm G10 fins

Bindings / pads are not confirmed as included here unless shown elsewhere in the listing.

Helpful reading & buying advice

• Kite twin tip buying guide
• Compare with the Master V5
• See the more all-round Process V6

FAQs

Who is the Master S V3 best for?

Smaller or lighter riders who still want a serious freeride / freestyle board with strong pop, grip and performance.

Should a heavier rider choose this board?

Usually no. Heavier riders will normally be better served by the standard Master or another larger performance twin tip. The whole point of the Master S is that it is tuned around smaller riders.