5'3" STPNK Fish surfgear knifey rails

knifey rails

the bottom contours begin with a convex entry that rolls into a light double concave through the middle of the board and into a single concave out the tail

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narrow round tail

Surf the Round Pin Twin off the tail or take a step forward to take advantage of the model's high volume mid-section and nose coupled with a low entry rocker and beak making it an optimal sled for trimming forward to pump or build speed before approaching an open face or ending section

5'3" STPNK Fish surfgear knifey railsGriffin Stepanek fine tuned his fishes surfing the beach breaks of San Francisco. Realizing that the traditional fish model can be limiting in less reliable, punchy surf, similar to the waves in Newport, he started playing with its architecture while still remaining true to the original design. The board's tail rocker in combination with its bottom contours, rail shape, foil, fins, and fin placement achieves this forward movement. These features aid