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Hyperlite Sender Wakeboard 2026
132 cm
Springville
1015 N 2000 W
Springville UT 84663
United States
The Hyperlite Sender Wakeboard 2026 is JB O’Neill’s long-awaited pro model, built for riders who want to go big and ride with style. The Sender features a 3-Stage Rocker for maximum pop, while the Dual Concave Base keeps you fast and in control on your way to the wake. Forgiving beveled edges and a Soft Landing Spine ensure smooth, comfortable touchdowns, even when sending it deep. With cupped rails and an aggressive tip and tail, this board locks in for powerful edge sets. If you’ve watched JB boost to the moon and want that same ride under your feet, the Sender is your ticket to big-time progression.
| Length | Suggested Rider Weight |
|---|---|
| 132 cm | Up to 155 lbs |
| 136 cm | 125 to 175 lbs |
| 140 cm | 160 to 210 lbs |
| 144 cm | 180+ lbs |
With nearly 35 years of experience, Hyperlite has been at the forefront of the wakeboard innovation. They continue to push the boundaries of design and construction, reshaping the wakeboarding world with every new development.
Each Hyperlite wakeboard features either a three stage rocker or a continuous rocker. A three stage allows for a more explosive pop, while continuous rockers provide a more consistent glide off the wave.
3- STAGE boards
Capitol Loaded
Capitol
Murray Pro
Sender
Prizm
Journey
Freepress
Continuous boards
Blueprint Loaded
Blueprint
Rusty Pro
Kruzr
State 2.0
Eden 2.0
Bloodline
Guara
Pleasure
Aries
TNT
ATV
A 3-Stage rocker line will provide a explosive pop. A continuous rocker has a mellower degree and will have a more consistent glide up the wake. A hybrid rocker line is the mix of the two. Rocker lines determine the amount of pop and consistency someone may have.
Size is dependent on your weight. If you check out our size charts you can see which size might be best for you!
The ideal distance is 65-75 feet for most riders. Beginners should start at 65-70 feet for a mellower wake, while advanced riders can go 75-80+ feet for bigger jumps. Shorter ropes create steeper wakes, longer ropes provide more gradual, rolling wakes.
17-24 mph is the standard range. Beginners should start at 17-20 mph, while experienced riders typically prefer 20-24 mph. Heavier riders may need slightly higher speeds.
