All-Round Surf

The FISH 9.5 was designed for the 190 lbs/86 kg plus surfer in mind. Its extra volume helps paddle through the shore break and into the lineup. If you demand performance in the waves but don’t want to be sinking up to their neck while they wait in the lineup then this board is your weapon of choice. This Fish crushes in any size surf and excels in mid to larger kine waves. This FISH will fillet waves for lighter paddlers who like stability and maneuverability on small to mid size waves as well.



Features

• Durable Glass Composite (GC) construction with wood reinforced deck for the best strength to weight and flex characteristics
• Diamond grooved EVA Deck Pad
• FCS Fusion compatible w/ 12K Carbon Three/Four XL (quad/thruster) fin set
• Gore-Tex breather valve
• Ergo undercut handle
• Dual surf leash plugs

GC Glass Composite

Our GC and GCI constructions offer a double wrapped fiberglass composite and a reinforced tuff-wood deck. The GCI models have the added benefit of our Innegra™ tip, rail and tail reinforcement areas. This construction also offers our light weight cnc/eps core. The GC and GCI boards feature our ergo undercut carry handle and gore-tex breather vent.

This is a surf shape board.

Standard Characteristics: Have a broad range of use like that of a beach cruiser or a BMX bike. These boards are designed for fun cruising paddles to hard charging maneuverable surfboards. Easily identifiable by their iconic surfboard outlines, they are scaled up in volume and width to float you while you are cruising or waiting for your wave in the line-up. The rocker lines are appropriately adjusted to meet the performance needs of the paddler and intended use. This style of board is not designed to paddle great distances as they have a lower glide ratio when compared to a displacement or planing design. Longboard style shapes have a moderate rocker for more of a long board feel and recreational paddling. Shortboard style shapes have a more progressive rocker to promote carving the wave face. Fin setup can vary from a single main fin to thruster and quad setups.