The Eden features an asymmetrical design from the toe side to the heel side.
You'll notice that the toe side running surface is quite a bit shorter.
The reason being that that's a tougher edge to transition to.
So by having a shorter running surface, it allows a female rider to roll onto edge and kind of initiate that cut into the wake.
On the heel side, you'll notice that you have a longer running surface because that's a more natural body position and one that doesn't take a whole lot of effort to get into.
Also, on the top of the Eden, you'll notice a molded toe side riser pad.
This creates a little bit additional leverage underneath your boot when rolling onto that toe side edge.
The Eden features an abrupt, continuous rocker line.
The great part about an abrupt continuous rocker line for a beginner to intermediate rider is it carries great speed like a continuous rocker, but turns up slightly at the tip and the tail to provide a little extra pop off the wake.
On the base of the Eden, you'll notice you have nice molded in tip to tail channels for a little added grip when on edge.
That transitions to a nice molded in fin on either rail.
Molded in fins act kind of like gas pedals just to give you a little extra leverage and speed into the wake.
The Eden also features satinflex, which is a female specific fiberglass layup.
Overall, the Eden is the perfect choice for female riders that are getting out behind the boat for the first time or looking to progress their skills.