Designed for the smaller, slower days when you just want to get wet, this modern fish is far from retro. With a full nose, a touch of hidden foam, and a contemporary rail line, it offers the perfect balance of paddle power and performance. While compact and squat in outline, it’s surprisingly rippable, with a responsive feel thanks to the added single wing in the tail. Whether you're stuck in a surf rut or just looking to inject more fun into your sessions, this board is a must-have for a well-rounded quiver.
Pro
The blend of generous volume, short length, and updated rail design gives this fish excellent wave-catching ability without sacrificing performance. The single wing adds a lively touch, improving responsiveness in turns. Its 5-fin setup gives riders the freedom to dial in their preferred feel—twin for glide, quad for hold, or thruster for a bit more drive. And thanks to the hidden foam, paddling is a breeze.
Con
This board is built for fun, not for vertical surfing or ultra-critical sections. While rippable, it won't offer the same precision as a high-performance shortboard. Its squat outline also requires some adjustment for those used to more traditional rockers and lengths.
Final Verdict
This isn’t your dad’s retro fish—it’s a fresh, modern take that’s designed to keep you stoked when the waves aren’t firing. Short, wide, and full of fun, it’s perfect for small days, grovel sessions, or just reconnecting with the joy of surfing. Ride it short and wide, and let the ocean remind you why you started surfing in the first place.