AZTRON ERIS 39" Bodyboard

The AZTRON ERIS 39" Bodyboard is a lightweight beginner-friendly bodyboard for older children, teenagers and lighter adult riders weighing approximately 40–60kg. It combines an IXPE deck, EPS foam core, fibreglass stringer and high-density HDPE slick bottom with a crescent tail and double-rail profile.

Designed for recreational bodyboarding and learning the fundamentals of catching and controlling waves, the ERIS measures 99 × 50 × 5.5cm and includes an AZTRON 4ft safety wrist leash.

Product Identification

• Brand: AZTRON
• Product range: ERIS
• Product name: AZTRON ERIS 39" Bodyboard
• Manufacturer item number: AB-100
• Product category: Recreational bodyboard
• Recommended rider level: Beginner to recreational
• Recommended rider weight: 40–60kg / 88–132lb
• Length: 39in / 99cm
• Width: 20in / 50cm
• Thickness: 2.2in / 5.5cm
• Deck material: IXPE cross-linked polyethylene
• Core: Lightweight EPS foam
• Bottom: High-density HDPE slick
• Stringer: Fibreglass reinforcement
• Tail: Crescent
• Rails: Double-rail construction
• Leash: 4ft wrist leash included
• Quantity supplied: One bodyboard and one wrist leash

What Is the AZTRON ERIS 39 Used For?

The ERIS 39 is designed for recreational bodyboarding in suitable beach and surf conditions.

• Learning to catch broken waves
• Developing basic bodyboard positioning
• Recreational shore-break riding
• Practising straight runs and simple turns
• Beach holidays and family watersports
• Older children, teenagers and lighter adults
• Riders progressing from basic foam boards

What Is Included?

• One AZTRON ERIS 39" bodyboard
• One AZTRON 4ft safety wrist leash
• Factory-fitted leash attachment point

What Is Not Included?

• Wetsuit or rash vest
• Swim fins
• Bodyboard carry bag
• Protective helmet
• Buoyancy aid
• Replacement leash
• Surf instruction or safety equipment

Who Is the ERIS 39 Designed For?

The ERIS is intended for riders weighing approximately 40–60kg.

• Older children
• Teenagers
• Lighter adult riders
• First-time bodyboard users
• Recreational riders seeking a firmer board
• Riders who want an included wrist leash

Rider weight is only one selection factor. Height, experience, wave conditions and personal preference also affect how a bodyboard performs.

How Do I Select the Correct Bodyboard Size?

A bodyboard that is too short may provide insufficient flotation and stability. A board that is too large may be more difficult for a smaller rider to control.

• Check the rider's weight and height.
• Consider the rider's experience level.
• Match the board to the expected wave size.
• Confirm that the rider can control the board comfortably.
• Consider whether swim fins will be used.

The ERIS 39 is the smaller AZTRON model. Riders above the recommended 60kg range should consider the larger CERES 43.

Construction and Design

• Soft IXPE cross-linked polyethylene deck
• Lightweight EPS foam core
• Fibreglass stringer insert
• High-density HDPE slick bottom
• Channelled underside for water flow
• Crescent-tail profile
• Double rails
• Integrated wrist-leash attachment
• Planet-inspired ERIS graphic

What Does the Fibreglass Stringer Do?

The fibreglass stringer reinforces the foam core and helps reduce excessive flex, maintain the board's shape and provide a firmer, more predictable riding platform.

How Does the Crescent Tail Affect Control?

The crescent-tail shape is designed to improve grip on the wave face, support directional control and provide a secure riding position during turns and straight runs.

How Should the Wrist Leash Be Used?

• Attach the leash securely to the wrist before entering the water.
• Check the cord, cuff and attachment point before each use.
• Tighten the wrist cuff so it is secure but comfortable.
• Do not wrap the leash around fingers or the neck.
• Replace the leash if it becomes cut, stretched or damaged.
• Do not use the leash to tow another person.
• Do not rely on the board or leash as life-saving equipment.

Safety and Use

• Use the bodyboard only where conditions match the rider's ability.
• Check tide, wind, current and wave conditions before entering.
• Use a supervised or lifeguarded beach where possible.
• Keep younger riders under direct adult supervision.
• Avoid rocks, piers, groynes, boats and other obstructions.
• Do not enter surf beyond the rider's swimming ability.
• Never dive head-first into shallow water.
• Follow local beach rules and lifeguard instructions.

A bodyboard is not a personal flotation device and does not replace competent swimming ability.

Care and Maintenance

• Rinse the bodyboard and leash with fresh water after use.
• Remove sand and salt from the leash attachment.
• Allow the board and leash to dry before storage.
• Store away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
• Do not leave the board inside a hot vehicle for extended periods.
• Avoid dragging the slick bottom across sand, concrete or rocks.
• Do not place heavy equipment on top of the board.
• Inspect the deck, rails, slick bottom and leash plug regularly.

Key Features

• AZTRON item number AB-100
• 39in / 99cm bodyboard
• Recommended for 40–60kg riders
• Beginner and recreational design
• IXPE cross-linked polyethylene deck
• Lightweight EPS foam core
• High-density HDPE slick bottom
• Fibreglass stringer reinforcement
• Channelled underside
• Crescent tail
• Double rails
• Integrated leash attachment
• 4ft wrist leash included

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the AZTRON ERIS suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is designed as a starter and recreational bodyboard for lighter riders.

What rider weight is recommended?
The recommended rider range is approximately 40–60kg.

Is the wrist leash included?
Yes. The package includes an AZTRON 4ft wrist leash.

What is the board made from?
It uses an IXPE deck, EPS foam core, fibreglass stringer and high-density HDPE slick bottom.

What does the stringer do?
The fibreglass stringer adds stiffness and helps the board retain its shape under load.

Is the board suitable for adults?
It can suit lighter adults within the recommended weight range, as well as older children and teenagers.

Can a rider above 60kg use it?
A heavier rider may receive less flotation and stability. The larger CERES 43 is intended for riders in the published 60–95kg range.

Is the board a flotation or life-saving device?
No. It is sports equipment and should only be used by a competent swimmer in suitable conditions.

Specifications

Select the bodyboard according to rider weight, height, experience and surf conditions. This product is not a personal flotation device and should only be used by a competent swimmer in suitable conditions.

Select the bodyboard according to rider weight, height, experience and surf conditions. This product is not a personal flotation device and should only be used by a competent swimmer in suitable conditions.