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Alternatives
The new frontier. Alternative surfboards are non-traditional designs that unlock unimaginable experiences in the water. Everyone should have at least one in their quiver.
Mini Simmons ▲
Best suited for enhancing a soul style of surfing and inspired by the legendary Bob Simmons. The unique outline is deliberate and very functional and the rounded nose and parallel outline stream into takeoffs effortlessly. Super fast, fluid, and connective. The wide tail also propels the rider into planing two seconds before most boards do. Vee tail with a slight single concave and hand tuned spiral teardrop rails give this board a powerful feature: it is always in acceleration mode. Zero drag down the middle and one fin per rail keeps the board light and tight.
Snarl ▲
This experimental shape was perfect from the first attempt. A rocket-shaped wide point back outline, deep single concave, and entry rocker. Twin keels have a sharper fin angle and channel the water through the vee tail. Scooped tail on deck. What does all this mean? Only your experience and creativity will answer this question. So much hidden volume and planning area allows this shape to get in early and fly!
Potato ▲
Power and balance is the focus in this stubby short board with the wide point forward and flat rocker. Massive planing area stabilizes take offs and provides lots of glide in mushy waves, early wave entry, and plenty of grip in juicier waves. The noticeable deep single concave transitions to the crown of a double concave that slices and divides the water to provide additional thrust, harnessing the wave energy. The parallel rails finish with our signature small diamond tail. Best as a quad.
Tunnel ▲
This design was inspired by the legendary George Grenough. A tunnel-bevel surrounds the board tip to tail and tail to tip. You have never ridden a board like this before. The design pulls from two opposites with deep concave and vee, sharpening the dynamics of the board’s ability to release, tapping into the thrust of the wave, and hold when you want. When pushed, the board gets longer rides and accesses parts of the wave that seem impossible. A whole new level of understanding and feeling for waves is the joyous result.
