Surfboards

Aaron WItherell's speedy, poppy pro wake surf shape. The Air’N pro model is Aaron’s dream wake surf design, refined and tuned to perfection. A wide poppy tail block, speedy flat rocker and mellow concave combined with dynamic “up rail” entry to hard edge exit rail design make the Air’N catch-free, precise and perfect for progression. “This boards is unbelievable. I never lack speed or pop and I don’t bury the nose. The durability of the ECO IMPACTO construction is better than I have ever seen. Heel dings and having to worry about dinging your board on the boat are a thing of the past.” - Aaron Witherell Learn More

Aaron WItherell's speedy, poppy pro wake surf shape. The Air’N pro model is Aaron’s dream wake surf design, refined and tuned to perfection. A wide poppy tail block, speedy flat rocker and mellow concave combined with dynamic “up rail” entry to hard edge exit rail design make the Air’N catch-free, precise and perfect for progression. “This boards is unbelievable. I never lack speed or pop and I don’t bury the nose. The durability of the ECO IMPACTO construction is better than I have ever seen. Heel dings and having to worry about dinging your board on the boat are a thing of the past.” - Aaron Witherell Learn More

Lib Tech designed the Crak’n with one goal; to mimic the feeling of surfing open ocean waves. To achieve this we needed to expand the usable face of the wake so we gave the Crak’n narrow dimensions, a straight rail line, with a fuller nose and overall increased speed efficiency so it can be ridden in smaller lengths. We added slightly higher nose and tail rocker for slashability... wait, we had two goals... we also wanted to blast big airs so we designed a wide scalloped tail and sharpened the edges like a skimboard for throttle and spin control. To top all this off, we unleashed the Particle Accelerator Dish concave in the fin zone for even more speed and boost! Learn More

Lib Tech designed the Crak’n with one goal; to mimic the feeling of surfing open ocean waves. To achieve this we needed to expand the usable face of the wake so we gave the Crak’n narrow dimensions, a straight rail line, with a fuller nose and overall increased speed efficiency so it can be ridden in smaller lengths. We added slightly higher nose and tail rocker for slashability... wait, we had two goals... we also wanted to blast big airs so we designed a wide scalloped tail and sharpened the edges like a skimboard for throttle and spin control. To top all this off, we unleashed the Particle Accelerator Dish concave in the fin zone for even more speed and boost! Learn More

“A short and sweet psychedelic treat, from the mad (and sometimes masochistic) mind of Mason Ho. The Little Wing is a playful performance shortboard, focused on fun, everyday, small to mid sized surf” - Matt Biolos. The Little Wing Experience features a speedy short n wide outline. A full forgiving nose and noticeable hip in the tail which is wide at the fins but pulled in at the tail for precise cornering. A low speedy entry rocker and plenty of rocker in the tail for quick release snappiness. A deep exaggerated single concave transitions into an even deeper double concave through the fins adding lift and bringing the board to life in soft waves. A rolled deck carries thickness through the center line and makes for lower volume knifey but soft forgiving rails. Graphically we abide with Masons vibe as the freewheeling Voodoo Chile of Surfing... Built in our new lighter, stronger, ultra-responsive Techno Pop Construction this one will have you walking through the clouds... riding with the wind... Fly on Little Wing. Learn More

The Quiver Killer version with our FOCII & FCS™ Fins compatible fin box system. The perfect one board quiver. A simple plan shape, minimalistic continuous curves and a forgiving rounded thumb tail. Enough volume and surface area to create speed and be free and easy in anything but the smallest “true grovel” surf. Rounded tail, smaller nose area and performance tuned rocker line keeps too much rail from being wetted at once in small surf and allows precision, control and ease of pocket power surfing in solid waves. Learn More

Modernized 80s retro squash tail performance. The latest model in Matt’s “Post Modern Retro” collection, the Rad Ripper draws its inspiration from 80s performance shortboards and is scaled for small, to medium everyday surfing. Super-fast, forgiving, user friendly retro fun, featuring modern updates and improvements suitable for almost anyone. Design highlights include; a fast paddling, early entry easy glide and quick starting low entry rocker. A wide plaining squash tail with lots of lift and surface area for small surf. A noticeably healthy amount of tail rocker, cut through by an aggressive double concave, adding even more lift and squirt under the rear foot. The Rad Ripper basically has an engine on the back of it and is ready for everything that puts a smile on your face from ripping through power carves, whipping through threes, gliding through extended floaters, to blasting airs and winning Stab High like Rasta Robb! Built in our lightest weight Techno-Pop construction, it has a nice 80s feel and will take the beatings you give it when it becomes your favorite board. Learn More

The surf industry was in a 20 year performance design rut when in '94 and '95 Matt Biolos experimented with multiple variations of fish for himself, Chris Ward and Cory Lopez that became the building blocks for a performance hybrid revolution. “I’d never before had so many surfers and shapers ask me what are you riding?” The RNF '96 sh designs that teenaged Chris and Cory took to the North Shore and made their indelible mark on the surfing universe were featured in the seminal '97 surf film 5’5” X 19 ¼. The key component of Matt's fish is that they are performance minded inspired by MR’s competitive minded twins of the '70s and '80s with relatively pulled in tails designed to rip, not just small surf but in all sizes and shape of waves. Most fish have been predominantly influenced by wide tailed '70s kneeboards that create speed but have always fallen far short of the peak performance of modern short boards. In the name of great surfing and surfboards Matt has applied the past 25 years of board building to create a better surfboard faithfully based on but not exacting to the 96 RNF versions. “With diligent testing being done by Kolohe, Coco, Ian Crane, Crosby Cola and other “guests” including myself in the last few months of 2020, we are very confident that the RNF ’96 will perform at and above expectations, as an all-around, rip-able fun machine, for a wide level of surfers.” - Matt Biolos Learn More

Words from MB: After putting a few fun filled, bar raising sessions in on the RNF-Retro, where Kolohe did some of the best performance fish surfing we’ve ever seen, he came to me and wanted to take the concept further. “That thing is so fun. I feel like I can’t get off it, but really, I’d love to have one with more of a nose. Closer to a regular shortboard up front, but don’t change the tail or anything else.” The first board was a veritable home run with Kolohe surfing it in soft, often gutless, winter Trestles peelers, with speed, power and retained momentum though every turn. Well documented on video, he proudly proclaimed it his “best ever alternative board. It’s got all the skate and playfulness of the fish, but the nose gives me more to push against up front. More drive through turns and more rail to lay in the water.” Who are we to argue. Learn More