Surfboard Reviews

Great allrounder for the Big Guy that handles the sloppy stuff as well as hollow High speed performers up to 6' Best all rounder for shortboard surfing on the NSW and Qld Coastline.

First "performance shortboard" for me, easy transition from higher volume fish. Fast and stable board, great for punchy beach breaks. Enough volume for summer slop making this a great all-rounder board

Great board, perfect for waves 1-4ft as suggested. Carries you across slow/fat sections with speed and real lights up in step/ powerful sections. Surf this wave in all sorts conditions including bumpy hard to read waves, it manages to eat it up and put other surfboards to shame. The only negative I have found is it has a flatter nose rocker which does get hung up time to time when going vertical in the pocket. Have learnt to adjust and it wasn’t typically designed for that kinda of surfing. All round great board you won’t be disappointed.

One the best boards I have ever surfed

Best all round board I have owned . Set up as a quad it’s loose & suits all waves of any quality

This is my step up board from my groveller. Ridden in waves 3-6 foot. Excellent width through the center allows for extra glide and paddle ease. Hi-Fi construction is strong and durable. Do yourself a favour, check one out. Cheers

I first used this board on 3-4'+ reef waves , with large fins. Paddles well and a good little all rounder board. Since then, it has become my Tulla Tub board and is now my perfect go to board for the pool.

Awesome board, tons of fun in small to medium waves. Goes well in all sorts of conditions.

Rode this board for about a year and half first as a thruster then a quad. The board is reasonable paddling and is fairly responsive once up to speed. It felt really really slow for anything under 4ft and it felt like it was constantly catching and getting caught up. It works best in steeper waves with a bit of face on them. Anything in the 3-6ft range and the board goes okay if you can work it out. I rode it for a year and a half and couldn't work it out. Goes a little bit better as a quad (large front fins and medium rear) but found it sliding out in turns and harder bottom turns. Another issue I found is that I was CONSTANTLY dinging the board, I hardly went a surf without ending up with a ding that required professional repair. Probably had the nose repaired 10 + times and ripped the leggie through the tail twice. Got compressions super easily too. Might go alright with thicker glassing. Buy a MisFit instead of thing and save a couple hundred dollars and whole lot of headache.

This board is a great allrounder. Had fun days in small mushy stuff, right up to 4-6ft points. If you wanted one board then this could be it. Go get one.