Outline

Fuller short stumpy outline into an area squash. The fuller nose enables the boards to paddle and carry really well into waves, making it an amazing groveler. The stumpy curvy outline helps the board change direction with ease, aiding maneuverability and creating a design that can be surfed radically in super small waves.

Rails

Lower rails with harder tucked bottom edges. The lower rails give amazing hold and control for such a wide board making it controllable, yet the tucked-under hard edges make it incredibly loose and offer amazing release.

Rocker

Medium, slightly flatter. With this rocker, the board carries into waves really well, keeps its speed over dead sections and catches waves easily. Additionally, it carries well in cutbacks and on softer sections.

Bottom

Single to double concave. The contours on this board enable it to transition seamlessly from rail to rail and stay super loose.  

Deck

Standard deck roll. Not much going on here apart from thickness distribution. Having the nose and tail quite refined lowers swing weight and keeps the board feeling sensitive.

Fins

Thruster. For top to bottom surfing, the thruster will always be the better option.

This board is an epic performer on standing waves, yet it still performs great in real world conditions in the ocean. This board will literally take you from the city to the sea.