With all the hype surrounding freshwater wave pools, and having Chemistry ambassador, Cheyne Magnusson, operating the B.S.R. wave pool in Waco Texas, we decided to build a model catered to freshwater surfing.

The “Pool Toy” was developed by Jason Bennett with the need to create a high-performance board that will fit in the tight pockets of man-made waves

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The 4 channels give the board a bit more bite on the wave, but not too much where you won’t be able to turn it. The Chem Zenagain is a modern version of a proven design that has been a staple in our line up since 2010.

Bottom contour: double concave to vee or 4 channel

Tail: thumb, baby swallow

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The tail also boasts an extreme hip creating a “sweet spot” for increased maneuverability without the loss of speed. Lastly, the fin cluster is pushed back because of the tail width and hip, enabling maximum control without the drifty feel usually associated with wider tail blocks and hips.

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The Alchemist is the perfect balance between a small wave fish and a high performance shortboard.

Bottom: single to slight double concave feeding into slight vee

Tail: single or double wing swallow

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We can finally claim with full confidence that this is the fastest model we have ever created. The third installment to our Chem Zen line.

The Zen board line has been a favorite of our customers looking for a forward volume board to get in early on heavy, hollow surf. The Zen3 was built off the need to get into waves easily and to go as fast as possible down the line. This characteristic alone not only makes this ultra-versatile model work well in hollow surf but below average surf as well.

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Ride the R2+ as a more performance everyday shortboard or order it bigger as a step up in larger surf.

We recommend a five-fin setup for this model to allow you to ride as a thruster in performance conditions or as a quad when you need that extra speed boost in waves of consequence.

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With these minor adjustments and positive feedback from professionals throughout the year, we are proud to release this blade for the public to enjoy.

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The bottom contour is a slight single concave into a deep double concave running off the tail. For the beginner order this model obviously bigger and for the more experienced, high-performance surfer, 3″ – 4″ shorter and 1″ – 2″ wider. Designed by Jason Bennett.

Bottom contour: slight single into a deep double concave

Tail: pin, thumb, squash

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This model has the drive and speed of a traditional twin yet can be whipped around like a performance thruster. If you are looking to add more stability, a small trailer can be added to this model. Traditional twin fins tend to need to be “throttled down” when maneuvering or they will slide out and be difficult to control. The Daisho thrives off massive amounts of speed and can harness it easily. A terrific addition to anyone’s quiver as it is easily scalable from 5’0” to 6’6” and 20.0L to 50.0L

Bottom contour: slight single into a deep double concave

Tail: pin, thumb, squash

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This board has more width in the nose and tail which helps it plane easier and maintain speed. It also has a relaxed rocker making it a great paddler.

Order this model 2″ shorter and 1/2″ – 1″ wider than your standard shortboard to excel in smaller waves. Order it your standard shortboard dimensions and feel the benefits of a wider nose and tail, with a lower rocker.

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