Outline

Full nose, wide point forward, clean outline, rounded pin. The fuller nose helps the board climb on top of the water a little easier with the first few strokes. Having the wide point forward creates a longer tail and a shorter nose. Because the arc of the outline is longer and straighter through the back end it's possible to throw the board into larger surf and draw clean solid lines. You essentially have the tail of a longer board, while you gain something in a larger open wave, it’s also the reason it won't like to jam tight in the pocket and go vert with ease.

Rails

Fuller. The rails are relative, as the board does carry some volume, pretty much the same volume as the Boss. The overall rail shape nose to tail is fairly generic, the goal being a board that has a wide operating range.

Rocker

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

Bottom

Single concave. The wider nose and longer tail outline arc slightly reduce reaction time as you lean forward and on rail to initiate a turn. The single concave helps the rail engage a little earlier while also squirting water off the opposite rail, helping it get on rail earlier. 

Deck

The deck is a fairly standard profile, with the overall board being a little thicker, this carries volume out to the rails in proportion, as well as into the nose and tail. This volume in general offers a level of comfort when paddling and catching waves, the first few strokes are not spent climbing out of the water.

Fins

4 plus 1. Personally I like this board as an outright single fin. The single fin sits deeper in the water, so it's operating in clean green water and tapping into a little more power deeper in the wave, so it finds speed all by itself. If you think about where dolphins place themselves while surfing, they are really in the power zone. Ultimately the board becomes very versatile with so many fin options, single, twin, thruster, 2 + 1 or quad.

A fun board that everyone can ride and catch waves on, if you can only own one board, then this is the board to have. The Soul is a quiver in one board and offers more range and versatility than any other.