10'6" Deepest Reaches Mega Fish summer sale

10'6" Deepest Reaches Mega Fish summer sale10'6" x 23 1 2" x 3 1 8" Kyle Albers, the man behind Deepest Reaches, creates some really relaxing Mega Fishes. Hand shaped in Irvine, California, Kyle thinks outside the box and isn't limited by preconceived notions of what a surfboard should be like. This rejection of categorical thinking leads one to designs such as this a fish that is much longer than a traditional fish and surfs in a very interesting way. The Mega Fish makes beautiful, sweeping

The board has a relatively straight outline with softer rails running a majority of the board until they meet a hard edge running through the tail

loose and swively off the tail

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The rails are foiled in a very thin

surfers can lay into some powerful turns in critical parts of the wave and have a bit more flotation than your ripp lower volume shreddy options

this board is designed to take you back to this early stage in the Transition Era through period-correct board design

The rail foil is forgiving and moderately boxy with a good amount of forward volume that is blended into a thinner tail

Nineplus has designed their suits to flatter the human body

Floyd Smith who ran the Australian leg of G&S went back to San Diego in 1968 to sort out business with Larry Gordon after establishing G&S Australia in 1965 and was making sleds all the way up until 1983

The final product

this "Malibu Chip" influenced pig known as Tanner's Dash model is a period correct reflection of surfing's fun-loving era where boards trimmed fast and brief nose rides were accomplished with speed and agility

lots of width forward