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Sometimes, simple is better. The Utility Mid by Thomas Surfboards has not intended to reinvent the wheel, but what it does, it does perfectly. A classic mid-template with a slight pulled in tail, allowing you to handle the juicier waves as well as the smaller, slack stuff. A flat to vee bottom means heaps of…
Sometimes, simple is better. The Utility Mid by Thomas Surfboards has not intended to reinvent the wheel, but what it does, it does perfectly. A classic mid-template with a slight pulled in tail, allowing you to handle the juicier waves as well as the smaller, slack stuff. A flat to vee bottom means heaps of…
Sometimes, simple is better. The Utility Mid by Thomas Surfboards has not intended to reinvent the wheel, but what it does, it does perfectly. A classic mid-template with a slight pulled in tail, allowing you to handle the juicier waves as well as the smaller, slack stuff. A flat to vee bottom means heaps of…
Outline: Performance Hybrid Concave: Deep single through to double with vee through the swallow tail Tail: Swallow Rails: Full / Boxy Rocker: Relaxed Skill Level: Intermediate – Advanced Fin Setup: Thrusters Conditions: 2-6ft (Knee to Head High +)
Outline: A fuller outline based off the traditional 80’s era twin fins Tail: Single wing into a swallow tail Beaked nose Setup: Twin fin
Skill Level: All Skills Ideal wave type: Beach break, reef, Point break Ideal wave height: Knee high to head high Tail: Swallow Bottom contours: Deep single concave, wide single channel through the fins and out the tail Setup: Works as a Twin Fin, 3 Fin Thruster or as a Twin fin with a trailer Fins…
Construction: Heat Laminated Core: EPS Core Deck to Rail 3mm XPE Bottom: 0.6mm HDPE Slick Stringers: Wooden Stringers 3mm GRF Fins: Vision Tri Fin System (Through Deck)
“Before it was named the Fat Arse Wombat, this design was in its basic form a model called the “Retro Drive” and was originally made for an amazing Japanese label, NoBrand. We made hundreds of the things for them. This was around 1998. Phenomenal boards for Japanese waves. They were a shorter and stubbier version…
“Before it was named the Fat Arse Wombat, this design was in its basic form a model called the “Retro Drive” and was originally made for an amazing Japanese label, NoBrand. We made hundreds of the things for them. This was around 1998. Phenomenal boards for Japanese waves. They were a shorter and stubbier version…
“Before it was named the Fat Arse Wombat, this design was in its basic form a model called the “Retro Drive” and was originally made for an amazing Japanese label, NoBrand. We made hundreds of the things for them. This was around 1998. Phenomenal boards for Japanese waves. They were a shorter and stubbier version…
“Before it was named the Fat Arse Wombat, this design was in its basic form a model called the “Retro Drive” and was originally made for an amazing Japanese label, NoBrand. We made hundreds of the things for them. This was around 1998. Phenomenal boards for Japanese waves. They were a shorter and stubbier version…
“Before it was named the Fat Arse Wombat, this design was in its basic form a model called the “Retro Drive” and was originally made for an amazing Japanese label, NoBrand. We made hundreds of the things for them. This was around 1998. Phenomenal boards for Japanese waves. They were a shorter and stubbier version…