lez
designed with smaller waves in mind, the lez features a wider point forward outline with a deep swallow tail. additionally, a shallow single concave bottom that transitions into a subtle vee out through the tail allows the board to generate speed with ease whilst still being able to be laid on rail. like various fishes on the market, the lez features a beak nose, which ultimately carries more foam up into the nose increasing the boards paddle power.
terrapin
the terrapin is an all round, effortless twin fin. its low rocker paired with a relatively parraellel outline ensures maximum trim and down the line speed. a beaked nose carries foam up under your chest, increasing overall paddle power. the low rails hide thickness and volume, which flows into a more foiled out tail, making the board more responsive and easier to engage the rail through turns. a simple vee bottom starting just backward of the wide point through to the fins deliviers a sweet rail to rail transition. get down the line, everytime.
brown town
long lines and good times. a healthy mix of glider and longboard, the brown town provides speed with ease. a parallel outline through the midsection of the board transitions through to a more pulled in nose and tail, promoting turn ability and ease of ride. a bellied nose moves into a heavy vee through the tail allowing the board to roll from rail to rail. softer rails up front blend to a standard mid-down rail through to an edge in the last few inches. wide, thick, and long, the brown town is perfect for cruising points and mellow waves, however the pulled in nose and edges allow it to hold when the waves get more serious.
fig
a lot of board in a small package. the fig's wider outline and lower entry rocker generates extreme amounts of speed. in conjunction with a flat deck and low rail shape, the fig engages when tipped on edge. the fig is defined by its double channel running alongside the inside of the fins. a subtle single concave flows into the heavy vee double channel which generates a significant amount of lift and drive. additionally the diamond tail maintains a wider tail profile (similar to a swallow) whilst allowing more backward foot movement.
vardy
a more versatlie midlength shape. increased curve in the nose and tails expands the boards hold whilst still maintaining a fishy feel. generates speed with ease and rolls onto rail in critical sections with vee through the tail. consistantley maneuverable in longer lengths. enough foam to get on the waves but does not limit the performance aspect of the board. the vardy generally has more nose rocker than our other midlengths and is ridden with less width, allowing the board to take a drop and knife through sections with ease. good waves or bad waves the vardy loves them all.
tea tree
a classic pig outline. hips and a wide point back. the tea trees rolled bottom and wide front end makes getting to the nose easy. the 50/50 rails maintain responsiveness and a heavy vee through the tail allows the board to turn when desired. a well rounded board for beach breaks and point breaks. through the tail the rails become more refined and a pronounced tail Flip allows the board to lock in the face when walking. a rounded sqaure tail offers enough hold in the pocket but can pivot smoothly when you swing off the back. toes to the noes and enjoy the ride.