Must-see!! [Translated] LOST "ROCKET REDUX" Mayhem himself explains the model

[Translated] LOST "ROCKET REDUX" Mayhem's model explanation video

It's "Rocket Redux." Many of you may know the original rocket model. The first to release the rocket Has it been 12 years already?

The original rocket design was by Shane Beschen and Shaper Noah Budreau came up with this idea in Hawaii.

Shane's son, Noah Beschen, wanted to take up surfing. The story goes that it was made from a broken surfboard.

It has already become famous, but the most obvious feature is This rocket tail This rocket tail is becoming more and more extreme every year. It's evolved Wide, short outline with truncated tail In addition, the area of ​​the tail area has been increased considerably.

They first announced their rocket around 2009. Orders flooded in as soon as it was released. From intermediate to professional surfers Everyone on the rocket enjoyed the speed surfing

The base design of the rocket remains the same. The essential points of rocket design are Flat nose rocker A low entry rocker that gives you insane speed It's a strong kick tail combination.

The center concave extends to the tail end The rails maintain height despite the low center concave From this position, there is an extreme curve to the tail end. The tail end concave is almost flat But the fin area is a super deep single concave. It's got a pretty deep concave, about 1/4 inch. The rocket tail at the end is flat. The fin area has a deep concave in the center. The nose is flat

The stringer part from the center to the tail The rocker is rather straight, but the rails are quite curved. This "Rocket Redux" is incredibly fast And the area between the front and back legs is well curved. It's loose and easy to move the board.

And it has a strong kick tail, so it's like a skateboard. You can also surf Low entry rocker provides high propulsion Deep concave makes the board float

It should be significantly shorter than a performance shortboard. If you're an intermediate level surfer or an old guy like me, I'd be fine with it being about an inch shorter than my height. I'm 6'1" so that would be a 6'0" board. A high-level surfer can be up to eight inches shorter than their height. For a kid surfer, it's probably about 6 inches too short.

Anyway, it's a fun board to surf on. It has become one of the most iconic models This is an updated version of the rocket It's "Rocket Redux." Of course, me too Everybody loves this "Rocket Redux"