Surfboard Review #2

Smooth and just oozes flow and ease of use! This board is a beauty.

Name: Simon Anderson Mollusc        

Construction: Polyester/Foam

Conditions: Knee to head high

Fin Setup: FCS2 Thruster

Fins Included: Not Included

What We Think:

This boards got it all wave catching ease with a load of volume through the nose and under the chest helping you glide into any wave from 2ft to 6ft. The beak nose helps to spread that volume and foam towards the nose of the board and puts the foam right where you want it without compromising rocker and shape, meaning you can shave foam on that sick thumb tail that will be sick for round carvey drawn out turns and drawing some pretty creative arched lines on any wave you throw at it. 

This is an all round good board to have in your quiver as you can surf it in anything and still have an intermediate/performance feel and flow to it and makes it super user friendly for most levels. 

So if your looking to round out those turns and look stylish whilst doing it this could be the next stick for you!

Round tail, wide semi roundish nose, low soft rail, medium single to double concave, thicker beak nose, slightly thicker tail. Rocker medium to low.

Simon first shaped this board for himself in 2002 as a 6'4 x 20 1/4 x 2 3/4. It has great paddle speed for an easy take off and is still a performance board, good for cut backs and off the top turns. Surf 2 or 3 inches shorter and 1/2 to 3/4 wider than your normal board.