The Creme Fish is a refined take on the classic twin fin fish and performs in a wide range of conditions, from open-faced points to choppy rip bowls.There is more entry rocker than your traditional fish, with a single concave and a fast flat rocker in the back 3/4 of the board. A subtle bevel between the concave and rail, (inspired by steve lis) provides fast and easy transitions between turns. This is a fun and really rippable twinny, suited from waist high to overhead, on the beachies or the point!

The Creme Fish is a refined take on the classic twin fin fish and performs in a wide range of conditions, from open-faced points to choppy rip bowls.There is more entry rocker than your traditional fish, with a single concave and a fast flat rocker in the back 3/4 of the board. A subtle bevel between the concave and rail, (inspired by steve lis) provides fast and easy transitions between turns. This is a fun and really rippable twinny, suited from waist high to overhead, on the beachies or the point!

The Quartet model is a really rippable quad from Neal Purchase Jnr, ideal for hollow beachies with a bit of power and punch and for shoulder high plus out at the point when it starts to light up! The board is based on a classic fish design, but then Neal has added a pulled-in round tail and four fins (in a broken keel configuration). Two larger MR-style fins are at the front, with two smaller single-foil stabilisers behind them. This design generates lots of speed and has a lot of drive without tracking. This is the latest updated version of this model shaped by Neal, he has been experimenting with chimed decks for a lower profile rail & getting amazing results.

The Quartet model is a really rippable quad from Neal Purchase Jnr, ideal for hollow beachies with a bit of power and punch and for shoulder high plus out at the point when it starts to light up! The board is based on a classic fish design, but then Neal has added a pulled-in round tail and four fins (in a broken keel configuration). Two larger MR-style fins are at the front, with two smaller single-foil stabilisers behind them. This design generates lots of speed and has a lot of drive without tracking. This is the latest updated version of this model shaped by Neal, he has been experimenting with chimed decks for a lower profile rail & getting amazing results.

is a classic single fin, inspired by Michael Peterson’s Kirra stubbie outline. This is an incredibly fun board. It’s manoeuverable, super fast and really agile in punchy waves. There is also enough foam to paddle into bigger waves and the board holds in well when it gets hollow. The roach is really fun on open-faced pointbreaks (shoulder high to overhead) but has also really blown our minds in sucky beachies.

is a classic single fin, inspired by Michael Peterson’s Kirra stubbie outline. This is an incredibly fun board. It’s manoeuverable, super fast and really agile in punchy waves. There is also enough foam to paddle into bigger waves and the board holds in well when it gets hollow. The roach is really fun on open-faced pointbreaks (shoulder high to overhead) but has also really blown our minds in sucky beachies.