Introducing our new aquatic gadget. This is a thruster characterized by less rocker in the tail and a smaller concave between the fins. The small winger helps it maintain direction from the bottom to the lip of the wave, giving it greater control in the wave's bowl. The nose rocker is curved upwards in the last 12" to balance the bottom rail rocker and prevent nose-diving. The concave was moved further forward to compensate for the nose rocker and lengthen the line with the front foot, providing greater speed.
The board is shaped by Iron Mountain and glassed by Walter Nieto from Zorlack surfboards. Its dimensions are 6.0 x 19 1/2 x 2 1/2.
Photography by Fran López Bernardez.
