5'1" STPNK Fish Cyber21 Kirk Putnam
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Kirk Putnam
the sweeping s-deck gradually builds thicker starting from the tail up through the back third of the board then slowly thinning out as the inflection point of the curve aligns with the wide point which is set forward from center
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After Nat Young won the World Surfing Championships in 1966 on his Magic Sam in San Diego
Nick Maimone shapes under the lable Daily Shred
5'1" STPNK Fish Cyber21 Kirk PutnamGriffin Stepanek fine tuned his fishes surfing the beach breaks of San Francisco. Realizing that the traditional fish model can be limiting in less reliable punchy surf, similar to the waves in Newport, he started playing with its architecture while still remaining true to the original design. The boards tail rocker in combination with its bottom contours, rail shape, foil, fins, and fin placement achieves a forward movement. These features aid the