Fun Division Mid XE - Mid Length Surfboard - Clear - 6'8, 7'0 and 7'6

Keel Twin PVCP Fish Surfboard - 5'9, 5'10, 6'0, 6'2 and 6'4 - Coral

This little fish is short, wide and thick with a flat rocker principle for lots of fun plaining speed perfect for smaller waves. However, these boards can be extremely fun and functional in good quality waves and waves of size.

The classic twin keel fish was developed in the mid 70's as a knee board by Steve Lis. Pintail surfboards were a favourite of his, but his swim fins would hang over the side creating drag. He decided to split the tail, giving him the width needed to support his fins, while still holding on to the performance characteristics of a pintail. This fish proved to be a barrel machine, able to paddle in early, take fairly late drops, hold high and tight in the pocket and was snappy off the top. It wasn't long until he had refined the design to suit stand up surfers, and the fish design took off.

FIN SYSTEM:

5'9 - FUTURES FIN SYSTEM

5'10 - FUTURES FIN SYSTEM

6'0 - FCS II

6'2 - FCS II

6'4 - FCS II

Fun Division Mid Length Surfboard - 6'8, 7'0, 7'6 and 8'0 - Aqua - FCS II

FCS II FIN SYSTEM

Technical details:

Flax Mid – three mid length sizes 6’8 to 7’6 that will ensure your wave count is always at maximum. The Fun Division Mid-length is for surfers not really wanting to commit to a full sized longboard but still want to nose ride and trim. This division is suited to all levels of surfer from beginner to advanced.

7'0 Jalaan Peanut PU Mid Length - Berry - FCS II

FCS II FIN SYSTEM

ALOHA X JALAAN PEANUT
This PEANUT is about one thing - FUN. From beginner to advanced surfers the Peanut delivers a forgiving ride. A wide point slightly rear of the centre allows the board to turn with ease. Combined with a full, softer rail and round nose, easy rocker entry it transitions smoothly through turns. The tail rocker is a little flatter giving you some extra planning speed across the slow sections.

SHAPER BIO:
Jalaan Slabb is an Aboriginal, 16 year young female Shaper and surfer from the small coastal town of Fingal Head, Australia. Hailing from the Coodjinburra Clan of the Bundjalung nation, Jalaan grew up learning her culture from her family. Born into a surfing family, she has always surfed and just a couple of years ago was introduced to the art of shaping and she hasn’t stopped. Jalaan’s passion for designing and shaping surfboards comes from her connection to the land and the ocean. It is evident in her shapes that in every touch there is something special.

Sequoia CFD Fish Surfboard - Clear - 5'5, 5'9, 6'0 and 6'4 

FUTURES FIN SYSTEM

ALOHA X SEQUOIA CFD FISH. 

“My vision is to create an accessible platform for all surfers to experience maximum performance. For that reason, I use the most innovative technology in the market, the CFD, Computational Fluid Dynamics for shape and design development.

The CFD fish pushes performance to the limit while respecting the traditional design elements of a bygone era resulting in a refined fish shape with traditional lines from San Diego. I have stretched the rail line to create a more forgiving and easy to use feeling, increasing stability during take-off, increasing lift and manoeuvrability at high speed.

The tail is a double bat reverse fish tail, this design generates lift during tight turns and increases release, eliminating drag and increasing acceleration in weak conditions. The CFD Fish is a user-friendly shape for all levels of surfers in everyday wave conditions.”

Marcello Zani
SIZING:
5’5 x 19 3/4 x 2 1/4 – 27.22L
5’9 x 20 3/4 x 2 1/2 33.71L
6’0 x 21 1/2 x 2 5/8 38.22L
6’4 x 22 x 2 3/4 43.17L

6'0 Keel Fish in Ecoskin Twin Fin Surfboard - Clear - FUTURESr - FUTURES

This little fish is short, wide and thick with a flat rocker principle for lots of fun plaining speed perfect for smaller waves. However, these boards can be extremely fun and functional in good quality waves and waves of size.

Sizes

6'0 x 21 x 2 5/8 - 37.28L

5'8 Keel Twin PVCP Fish Surfboard - Mustard Colour

FUTURES FIN SYSTEM

This little fish is short, wide and thick with a flat rocker principle for lots of fun plaining speed perfect for smaller waves. However, these boards can be extremely fun and functional in good quality waves and waves of size.

The classic twin keel fish was developed in the mid 70's as a knee board by Steve Lis. Pintail surfboards were a favourite of his, but his swim fins would hang over the side creating drag. He decided to split the tail, giving him the width needed to support his fins, while still holding on to the performance characteristics of a pintail. This fish proved to be a barrel machine, able to paddle in early, take fairly late drops, hold high and tight in the pocket and was snappy off the top. It wasn‚ at long until he had refined the design to suit stand up surfers, and the fish design took off.