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▪️Explanatory video by LOST's "
RNF-ULTRA " designer "MAYHEM"
This is the Japan-only model "Round Nose Fish Ultra"
It's basically the same species as the Round Nose Fish REDUX and other round nose fish that have been popular for the last 10 years.
Now, this board is somewhere between a fish and a mid-length board.
So I'd say this is a mid-fish.
Make a board that is lightweight (compared to us) so that middle-aged Japanese surfers can ride waves.
So, to get comfortable paddling performance, we made it long rather than thick and wide.
FYI, this is 5'10" x 20" x 2 5/16", and has a CL value of over 30 liters.
If the rail line is long, you can cruise smoothly and make extended turns.
Not mid-length, but mid-fish.
By using length instead of width and thickness to create buoyancy, we were able to obtain a rail line.
This makes the rails thinner and easier to operate.
In other words, not only does it have good lift, but it also lets you surf by digging the rail into the wave.
It has good acceleration and can handle large waves and typhoon waves.
Of course, it's easy to paddle in perfect waves like reef breaks or onshore conditions with small waves.
It's a fun board that's small enough to carry around like this.
This board is finished with a special tint.
My handwritten shape signature included
Anyway, this board is emerald green.
The single wing swallow tail makes the tail area lighter and easier to maneuver.
This special model uses 5 fins
A twin fin and keel fin (stabilizer) setup allows for quick, tight turns.
A quad setup will give you more acceleration and speed, and it can handle waves with a face.
Tri-fins are also great for riding powerful waves.
It's a good idea to go on a surf trip.
It's not a big guns or anything, but it's long.
It's good for surfers who don't want a short, wide, chunky board for small waves, but want a board that can cruise.
It's not bulky or thick.
It's about 30 liters
It's a truly fun category of board created for Japanese surfers.
This is
the Round Nose Fish Ultra that I created with my own shape.
[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/328687397[/vimeo]
