In this video our employee Mike gives us his take on the traditional Keel Fin Fish. He talks about some common misconceptions and the ideal wave type to make the board really perform.
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Best big wave board! People are being feed misinformation. It’s not a small wave board.
Well said…Perhaps the misconception comes from the fact a lot of fish designs carry a lot of volume in a small package? The extra foam may help in gutless waves where riding a chippy 3 fin gets frustrating.