Fish
| Named after their profile, fish boards are usually range between 4’8” and 6’2″ in length. A litter shorter and wider then the typical Short Board shapes. With a wide surface area, fish boards make it easier to paddle into small to medium size surf and easier to catch slower breaking waves. Some surfers have learned to ride fish boards so well that they become one of the most versatile board in their quiver, but they are not recommended for beginners.
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| BUDDHA
The Buddha shape is such a unique design that we have separated it into two types of boards for two types of riders. First there is the Lil’ Buddha. Mainly ridden by the new school alternative crowd- – 5’3″- 5’8″- (shorter fatter and wider boards). Great for a lot of wave types and sizes. The Big Buddha (6’0″-7’8″), is a board usually ridden by the “Big guy” (190 lb. – 230 lb. / 86kg. – 104kg.) that still rips but doesn’t want to ride a chippy performance board for many reasons. Both of these boards share the same template, but in different proportions they offer more to different types of surfers.
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