Midlengths
When I jump on a midlength, I’m looking for that effortless glide and natural speed of a longer board while still being able to push through turns and carve back into the power source. The extended rail line provides extra drive and momentum, perfect for drawing smooth, flowing lines.
Fat Fish
My Fat Fish model is a blown-up version of a classic fish, inspired by Skip Frye’s designs from the 70s. It was born in Brookvale, from a board I originally shaped for Zac, with a clear idea in mind: speed and glide, with a few small tweaks to add just the right amount of control when it counts.
The bottom is slightly different from the traditional long fish, it features a bit more rocker up front, a longboard-style nose concave, and soft bevels to help it surf narrower. Through the tail, a vee-to-double concave adds control and smooth rail-to-rail transitions.
It can be ordered all the way from 6’8 to 9ft
From $750
The Egg
My take on the classic Egg shape—one of the most versatile surfboard designs out there. Designed to be ridden as a single fin with side bites, it features a wider nose up front and a more pulled-in round tail, creating a balanced blend of speed, paddle power, drive, and control. The relatively straight outline makes it perfect for smooth, down-the-line surfing while still allowing for flowing turns and powerful carves.
Favourite dims: 6’10 x 21 x 2 3/4
From $695
Are you after something else?
These models are just a starting point—if you have something specific in mind, I’d love to hear about it. Whether it’s one of these shapes with a custom twist or something entirely unique, let’s chat and create a board that suits your style and needs