Attributes

Longer and straighter outline on the toe-side. Pulled in on the heel side, resulting in a shorter and curvier outline. This provides a drivey feel going frontside and a more reactive and controlled backside.

The concept of the asymmetric design is to offset the negatives of both ways of surfing, while benefiting them. So yes, it’s intended to go left and right.

Just enough rocker to be able to go vertical and surf hollower conditions, while still having good paddle ability and fast acceleration from the first pump down the line.

Our usual flatter deck with a nice foiled down rail, which engages easily when turning and driving off your turns, but keeps more volume across the board where you need it.

Think of shortboard agressive lines, while still having that drive and speed from more alternative designs. Explore new ways of surfing.