Wide point center, balanced curved template inspired by discy single fins of the past, brought to life with modernized rails and foil, strong double concave running through the fins paired with a pintail adds drive and smooth lines, also fun with a trailer fin in the center or even a three fin set up for heavier footed surfers. Best between 5’0″–6’6″.

Fade to the bottom then carve into space, shoot through the tube on the SpacePin. Long curvy evolution pintail, wide point slightly forward, tight rolled displaced entry, fading into slight vee in the tail with rounder down rails to the edge beginning at the leading edge of the fin. Made to excel in all surf and as the waves progress the board will continue to excite. As with all the models, I spend hours foiling them. Best between 6’6″–8’0″.

The Traveler is all my inspirations tucked into one board. Wider but curvey outline to keep it lively in small surf. Slight amount of volume hidden in the right places, strong double concaves paired with a single fin for drive, speed, and hold in strong surf. Modernized rail with tucked edge, available as single, 2+1, 3 fin. Best between 5’0″–6’6″.

Revised version of past single fins. wide point centered and modernized volume, foil and rail design, to draw smooth lines, and soul arch bottom turns. As well as slightly more progressive surfing in California surf. Standard with a slight diamond tail, and vee. Also also available in a rounded pintail, squashtail swallowtail with double concaves and glass on sidebites or bonzer side fins. Best between 5’6″–6’10″.

Most progressive board in the showcase, slight single concave starting midway through and finishing out the tail with doubleconcaves. Quad set up standard. Equipped with a rounder thumb tail to add a bit more skate than you’re average short board, but still able to push the limits of what your surfing can do. Best between 5’0″–6’6″.

Wide point back, transitional shape squaretail with dished roll fading into slight paneled vee in the back third. Pinched but rounded rails, thick point a bit forward of center, banking on rail cutbacks into the soup and flying nose rides through sections. Made to win the world championship in 1966 while everyone else is bogging. Also modified for certain conditions with a slightly pulled in tail block. Best between 9’0″–10’0″.

Rolled entry into blended dynamic paneled vee through the tail. Surf in a variety of conditions. Large amount of volume with foiled out rails to complement the bottom convexity. Wrapping cutbacks into the soup and hard bottom turns launching the shortboard revolution and lighting the world on fire. Best between 7’6″–9’0″. Suggested 9.25″–9.75″ flex fin 8″ from tail.

Named after the slight convex arc in the tailblock. Wide point center, a bit stronger roll to vee making this the loosest board in the quiver. Fuller tail volume and thinner nose give it a unique s-deck. With the vee and rail line combo, it drives off the bottom from the center and banks off the lip. Yet still trims out exceptionally well. Proportionately slightly fuller nose template in comparison to my other models, which sets you up perfect for tucked, trimmed out cheater fives through tubes and soup. Best between 7’6″–9’0″.

Classic California inspired pintail, wide point back and smooth continuous rocker for smooth drop knees, or wrapping cutbacks on top of the slight vee flowing through the tail. Narrow pig like nose with with tight rolled entry. Best between 9’0″–10’0″.

1 SUNSET 7.75” | 2 SPACEPIN 8.75” | 3 TALLOWS 9.5” | 4 NAT 9.25”