RUSTY GTR
N: M: T:
5’10” 10.6”
Th: Vol:
18.46” 14.5” 2.32” 25.2L
U0135 6’2”
N: M: T:
11.8” Th:
FCS Tri*
Vol: 29.9L U0137
19.01” 14.8” 2.5”
N: M: T:
Th: Vol: U0138
The GTR is your all around everyday shortboard. This board is great for in-between swells, and features a deep single concave between the feet, running into a slight vee out the tail.
FCS 5 FIN PLUGS
N: M: T:
6’0” 18.78”
Th:
11.8” 14.5”
Vol:
2.48” 27.8L
U0136 6’4” 11.4” 32.5L
19.25” 14.37” 2.6”
6’4”
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
14.44” 20.81” 15.25” 2.44” 39L
BL2025
N: M: T:
Th: Vol: 6’6” 14.5”
20.75” 15.1” 2.63” 48L
BL2021
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
6’10” 14.81”
22”
15.81” 2.75” 42L
BL2020
Built with an overall fuller template, low entry rocker and single-to-double concave design, this fishy is a greedy little wave magnet. The three-wing, pulled-in swallow tail still allows you to surf vertically.
PIRANHA 5’8”
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
14.44” 19.94” 14.81” 2.1” 24L
BL2030
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
6’0”
14.25” 20.06” 15.25” 2.13” 24L
BL2028
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
6’2” 14.5”
20.06” 15”
2.31” 33L
BL2026
DWART 5’8”
N: M: T:
15.5” 20.5”
Th: Vol: BL2033 6’0”
N: M: T:
15.87” 21”
Th: FCS 5-FIN PLUGS 18 Vol:
16.37” 2.75” 40.7L
BL2031
The Dwart has the basic elements of a modern fish, but with a smooth, rounded pintail. Built with a full outline, low rocker, and high volume relative to length.
A
Future Tri
B
N: M: T:
Th:
16.25” 2.62” 34.8L
N: M: T:
Th: Vol:
5’10” 15.5”
20.5” BL2032 8’0”
13.75” 23”
16.25” 3.13”
A L2055 B L2054
The Big Cat is a semi full outline with a bottom radius a little tighter than a shortboard. The harder rail gets on top of the water quicker and helps with the reaction time.
16.25” 2.62” 37.4L
BIG CAT 7’0”
N: M: T:
Th:
13.75” 21.13” 15.75” 2.82”
B BL2034
N: M: T:
Th: 7’6”
13.5” 22” 16” 3”
A L2057 B L2056
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