Design: Standard short board with a slightly pulled in nose.

Bottom: Deep single to double concaves with medium nose and tail rocker.

Concept: This is a good all around short board that has lots of speed and drive, also the deep concaves help loosen the board up in the turns.

Conditions: This board works well in any conditions, small and mush to medium and good.

Design: Pointed nose fish with a full and curvier outline.

Bottom: Deep single to double concaves with a medium amount of nose and tail rocker.

Concept: This is a quick and loose high performance short board, it can be made with ether a swallow, wing swallow, or squash tail.

Conditions: Small and mushy waves.

Design: Standard short board with a slightly pulled in tail.

Bottom: Medium to heavy tail rocker with flat to medium nose rocker, deep single concave through the tail with a mild double.

Concept: Lots of drive and speed, this board fly’s through the turns, and has great rail-to-rail transition.

Conditions: Small to medium fast section waves

Design: Fuller nose and tail outline.

Bottom: Flatter nose and tail rocker, mild single to double concaves with slight vee off the tail.

Concept: Easy board to ride, good speed and is very responsive.

Conditions: Small to Medium waves.

Design:  Little more area in the nose and tail. 

Bottom: Deep single concave that runs into a double in the tail region. 

Concept: Quick responsive with a lot of squirt.

Conditions:  For very small to medium surf. 

Design: Pulled in nose and tail, bigger wave outline.

Bottom: Flat to slight double concave with vee in the tail, medium nose and tail rocker.

Concept: Very stable with lots of drive, the board is responsive in the most extreme conditions.

Conditions: Medium to XXL, caution big wave riding is for experienced surfers only!

Bottom: Flatter rocker with light concave and vee in the tail.

Concept: With the flatter rocker this board glides over the flat spots and paddles into waves very easy. It’s the perfect summer board.

Conditions: Small and mushy waves.