Shortboards

Squash Tails

Squash Tail

Squash tails have a straighter rail in the tail area, allowing more rail in the water, which equals more resistance. This translates into more drive and speed in smaller waves. This is the tail of choice for most small wave boards.

Bump Squash

With the wide point and hips further back, this board is designed for flying over the flat, weak section and small gutless waves

High Performance Squash

5’10” to 6’6”, thin and light with correctly placed concaved bottom gives this board maximum speed and horsepower for today’s surfing. Thin and foiled out rails.

 

Pin Tails

Pin Tail

For juicy, hollow waves. A mid range board 6’4” to 6-10”. A little more nose and tail rocker and soft and forgiving rails gives you down the line speed and projection to handle size and power.

Round Pin

A round pintail allows the surfer to dictate the life of a turn. The curvy, round tail area gives more predictability and forgiveness. The surfer gets holding power and smooth rail-to-rail transitions.

 

Swallow Tails
  Guy Pere riding a retro fish twinfin, Sunset Beach, Oahu. 

Retro Fish

This Progressive Retro Fish design has the speed,riding, and paddling qualities of the original Fish designs of the 70's with today's modern design aspects built in. The combination of twin keel fins and the "back-to-the-future" design turns a longboard session into a "rip, tear and lacerate" session (to quote M.R.)

For the timeless look of yesteryear, classic twin wood keel fins with halo, along with pigment or tint lamination and resin pinlines are available.

These designs have been proven to handle on the North Shore from 1ft. to "real" 6ft. + Sunset.

Swallow Tail

Gives the tail area of the squash tail and the control of the pin tail with two pin tails side by side.

Rocket Fish

Short, wide, thin, low entry rocker. Single concave flowing into vee off the tail with double barrel makes for a ultra fast and loose board.

The wing swallow tail combination holds in perfect for those 1-3’ sloppy days when you just want to get wet and rip it up. Order fishtail boards 2” shorter than your normal short board.