Model designed with S deck in the nose to facilitate paddling and the entering in the wave. The lines of the bottom undergo a background belly going to concave between the two fins.

Because it is a small wide board model, it allows a surf experience with speed, even in small waves. It is a model only advised to surfers with some experience, due being a "nervous" and very small board. It should be used with 3 to 4" under, in order to make better use of it.

Size from 4'11" to 5'10".

 

Possibility to put boxes for twin fins system or glass on fins in wood or fiber system – due to the unique characteristics of this model, we advise putting glass fins for a stronger aesthetic, closer to the original model.

Model to some extent similar to mini simmons. The differences are found in the wings – that shorten the dimensions of the tail – and in the option of placing four fins. Little rocker curve and the bottom can move from roll in the nose to flat, ending in V.

Due to the possibility of placing four fins, the simster model is a board with great projection even in smaller waves. The wings it the tail facilitate in speed, control and rails transition. It is a versatile and very fun board to surf. Should be used from two sizes below the conventional one.

Size from 4'11" to 6'0".

 

Boxes placement possible for twin/quad fins or placing glass on fins in wood or fiber system.

The bottom lines are characterized by a flat or single concave, changing to V of the wings to the tail in swallow.

With an area of ​​greater volume from the medium point to the front (width point), facilitates entry into the waves. Due to the narrow tail in swallow and favored by the wings, this model provides greater ease in the changing of rail. The placement of the single fin, take us back to the type of surf made ​​in the 70’s – a lot of speed and wide turns.

Size between 6'0" to 6'8".

 

Model originally with only single fin (glass on wood/fiber or box system), but with possibility of placing side stabilizers.

The bottom lines are characterized by a flat bottom to a V in the tail, and with little rocker curve. Should be used with three or four sizes below the conventional one.

Because this model has its width point a little ahead, it provides good paddle and an enough fluid entry in the wave. Because of the characteristics of its flat bottom, but with a less sharp curve, is a model that generates speed, even in small waves. It's a very fun and easy to surf board – even in poor sea conditions. A "must have" in any quiver.

Size between 5'8" to 6'4".

 

Boxes placement possible for twin/quad fins or placing glass on fins in wood or fiber system.

This model is generally manufactured in small sizes, but with large width point and filled rails. Due to the bottom single concave or flat features – depending on the bottom curvature – and a long tail, the model guarantees an immense stability despite the board smaller size.

It is a very loose and easy to surf board, as well as optimal in smaller sea conditions. The width of the board facilitates the entrance into the wave, as well as staying in it – even in weak and softer waves. Board to be used about four sizes smaller, depending on the surfer’s performance.

Size from 5’4” to 6’4”.

 

Boxes placement possible for twin, quad or 5 fins or even placing just one single fin.

This model is similar to a shortboard, but with a bit more generous measures. The bottom is built from single to double between the fins.

For those who want the feel of surfing a shortboard but with XL measures. The combination of the concave bottom with a slightly greater than the normal width, allows speed and a very controlled drive. It is an excellent board for surfers used to larger boards, but with the intent to change to smaller boards, without losing speed and stability characteristic of a larger board.

Size from 5’10” to 6’6”.

 

Boxes placement possible for twin, quad or 5 fins or even placing just one single fin.

Model very similar to a shortboard, but with concave bottom and conventional rails. Apart from the slightly larger size, the combination of the rocker curve with concave bottom – as well as the placement of any of the fins systems – provides easy and fluid glides even in small waves. It’s wide and generous fluctuation favor paddling and the entry into the waves.

Loose and easy to surf board. Ideal model to beginners who intend to rapid evolution, being a fast board and very efficient in almost all kinds of waves.

Size from 6’6” to 7’10”.

 

Boxes placement possible for twin, quad or 5 fins or even placing just a single fin.

The general lines of this model are characterized by a less sharper bend rocker, bottom lines on flat to V in the tail and the 60/40 rails.

This is quite easy to surf model. Ideal for transition phases between boards - learning boards and larger boards – and for those who want to enjoy those days of smaller sea. All one can expect from this board: it is a model that achieves excellent speed and maintains a controlled drive.

Size from 6’0” to 7’0”.

 

Boxes placement possible for a single fin system – wood or fiber glass on fin –, or a 2+1 system, meaning, the placement of a central box, plus lateral stabilizers.

The general lines of the model are characterized by an S deck in the nose and tail, flat rocker and a bottom worked in roll ending in V.

Very quick board due to the low rocker and advanced fin. The low rails combined with the work of the bottom, helps a lot in the changing of rails. Board with an easy paddle that favours the entrance into the wave.

Size from 6’8” to 8’0”.

 

Boxes placement possible for a single fin system – wood or fiber glass on fin –, or a 2+1 system, meaning, the placement of a central box, plus lateral stabilizers.

Board very similar to the "Metis" - Longboard – model. The only difference is the smaller size.

It is the right board for those who want the feel of a classic longboard, but with a smaller size. Easy paddle model and a very good entrance in the wave. Its bigger fluctuation favours even the less experienced surfer’s, providing you good moments of surfing and an orderly progression to other different models.

Size from 7’4” to 8’10”.

 

Boxes placement possible for a single fin system – wood or fiber glass on fin –, or a 2+1 system, meaning, the placement of a central box, plus lateral stabilizers.

This model is characterized by a flat rocker with a sharp kick tail and 50/50 rails. The bottom is built in concave going through flat and ending in roll V.

Ideal board for those who want to take full advantage of the wave, practicing a classic surf, identical to surf practiced in the 60’s. Its large size – combined with a consistent fluctuation – provides a fluid surf, even in almost flat sea days. A model that allows maneuvers as varied as the long "noserides" and "walk on the board".

Size from 9’0” to 10’0”.

 

Boxes placement possible for a single fin system – wood or fiber glass on fin –, or a 2+1 system, meaning, the placement of a central box, plus lateral stabilizers.