2021 marks the 25th anniversary of the release of the legendary masterpiece "Round Nose Fish," and the new model "RNF'96" has been released. It has become such a popular model that it is rarely available in stores as a stock board, and you can only get it by pre-ordering...
The long-awaited "RNF'96" airbrushed Love Surf has arrived from LOST Factory in San Clemente, California!
The RNF'96 has been praised by CT tourers and average surfers alike, both domestically and internationally, including Kolohe Andino, Griffin Colapinto, Yago Dora, Carissa Moore, and world champion Gabriel Medina, who is sponsored by other brands.
The model that paved the way for MAYHEM to become a world-class shaper and designer was the Round Nose Fish. At a time when narrow, thin, potato chip-like surfboards with sharp, pointed noses were the mainstream, surfers like Chris Ward, Corey Lopez, and Andy Irons were riding the revolutionary fishtail surfboards with rounded noses from Hawaii's reef breaks to beach breaks, an unthinkable feat at the time, and it shocked the world!
It's a well-known story that Pro Nishii had a fateful encounter with Round Nose Fish in California, fell in love with it, and it led to him signing a distribution contract with MAYHEM in Japan!
I'm sure there are many readers of this blog who have had the best rides on the "Round Nose Fish" of all time!
I am one of them www
I have ridden every model named "RNF" over the years, and it has never failed me!
As I wrote in my blog the other day, the model is well-balanced and easy to surf, so when I ride the RNF'96, I feel great and it makes me feel like I've leveled up!
"When it comes to surfboards, I only ride high-performance models with pointed noses, no matter what the conditions!"
The RNF'96 is a must-ride for discerning surfers!
It's very important to use a surfboard that suits the conditions of the day!
Even the competitors on the CT Tour don't just ride the ``DRIVER2.0'' or ``SUB DRIVER2.0''.
If you've never ridden RNF'96 before, you should definitely give it a go!
You'd definitely be missing out if you didn't ride the RNF series in your surfing life!
