One of two mid lengths in the Cursive line, the Lyle was built for its easy paddling and wave catching abilities

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Dubbed the ps2, this is our go to retro fish. This board was designed to fill the gap where a high-performance board is not ideal for subpar surf

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The outline in the front half stays the same as always with the full forward forgiving nose area that just eats up dead sections while the main change in this edition is we removed the flyer all together and replaced it with an aggressive hip which leads into a straight rail line giving way more drive than ever before and more well rounded smoothness to the overall feel of the board.

With a slight single concave between the feet for lift and a slight vee double concave in the last 6” of the tail, helps with the transition on rail that these types of designs tend to lack due to the curvy outline and finishing with a “Stealth Swallow” for nice bite and control. Ride 4” shorter than your “regular” board.

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This latest creation has slightly altered straighter tail rocker combined with a deep vee double concave and a really flat entry rocker with full nose outline and a more tapered forward rail so the wider nose outline bit in rather pushes away when initiating your turns but with solid drive from the back end of the board from the double concave with vee bottom configuration. Running a slight hip just before the fins frees up the width the board carries in the outline which does two things:
a) Breaks the outline to enhance response and
b) Adds some drive off the straighter rail line which runs into a squash round tail for an overall smooth feel.

Bridging the gap between your modern small wave performance board and your summer concept grovel board. Ride 3” to 4” shorter than your regular board.

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The bottom consists of a feeder concave under your chest to enhance the instant planning speed you get from the flat entry rocker that leads into the flat mid section then into a deep spiral vee double concave that continues to run right off the super wide shallow diamond tail block.

The specifically designed bottom allows the wide outline to be easily transferred onto the rail with speed when you want to project a turn or throw some heat on a small section. Another new feature is the concave deck which takes a little bit of volume out of the deck either side of the stringer which doesn’t affect the center thickness so it gives you the feeling of standing into the board with a lower sense of gravity with some added sensitivity so you can really feel the flow.

5 fin set up but really surf at its best as a quad fin for good projection and run. Ride 7” to 8” inches shorter than your regular board.

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