The Creme Fish is an incredibly fun fish with a lot going on! This model is essentially the new and refined ‘gato twin’ and works well in a wide range of conditions, from points to choppy rip bowls.There is more entry rocker than your traditional fish, and a fast flat rocker in the back 3/4 of the board. A single concave starts up under the chest and runs out the tail. There is a subtle bevel between the concave and rail, (inspired by steve lis) which provides easy transitions into and out of turns, no catching, faster rail to rail than you would expect from a short wide board. Volume foils out nicely toward the tail with a hard edge for drive through turns.

Clear Deck, Seafoam, Green Abstract Bottom.

The Ying Yang has come about through countless hours spent on the Aphex over the last couple of years. Wanting to keep a generous amount of foam for paddle-power, speed and flow, but come up with something that would be comfortable being put wherever your shortboard would go. Hence, the Ying Yang was born. Think of it as the younger, over-caffeinated sibling to the Aphex. An excitable puppy. A lower and shorter rail line pulls everything in a bit tighter and adding sensitivity, allowing for more critical surfing while still preserving the forgiving nature of the Aphex. At home in a wide range of conditions, it will carry speed well over fat sections but project in any direction your ability will allow when there’s some wall to work with. Generally ridden from 6’2 – 7’0, but can be built longer upon request.

Sky Blue Tint Deck, Clear Bottom.

The Surfar model exists within the ACID range – falling somewhere between a long mid-length and low volume log. The clean teardrop outline with forward wide point makes this board super versatile – fast through the water (with a sweet spot in forward trim) and then drivey and radical off the tail. Whether you need to hold a line in waves of consequence, plow through junk on bigger waves or find effortless trim speed on smaller days, the Surfar will deliver. The rocker is low and flat with a rolled vee throughout, transitioning into a more panelled vee off the tail. Foiled 70/30 down rail is forgiving for all operators. Choose Surfar for mercurial performance in all conditions.

Moss Green Tint Top And Bottom.

The Californian is the perfect summer longboard, an incredible noserider that still turns really nicely off the tail. The parallel outline and fuller mid section ending in slightly kicked tail combine to make for dynamic noseriding. The scooped nose reduces swing weight through turns as well as providing flex when you’re up the front of the board. The Californian is wide and stable, yet somehow still holds in nicely on steeper sections. A Classic California log essence has been refined for trimming from centre, control on the nose and quick pivot turns. We have all been surfing it non-stop and highly recommend!!

Steel Blue Tint Top And Bottom.

The Quartet model is a board based off a Classic Fish with a pulled-in round tail and a broken Keel fin configuration moved slightly forward. Two larger M.R.-styled fins are at the front and two smaller single-foil stabilisers sit behind them. The synergy of the larger fronts and smaller back fins work together to create a natural turning curve when pressure is applied. This design generates lots of speed and has a lot of drive without the track of a long Keel or thruster-based Quads.

Rust Deck Inlay, Clear Bottom.

Board for all conditions, the acid loves surfing with rails engaged, driving you to take different lines than your normal board. The acid will surprise you with its original approach in all situations, in trim as well as through turns and tubing sections. Its ideal size is between 7 and 8 feet, The acid fits well among a quiver of longboards and is a versatile board, great to travel with.

Stone Tint Deck, Brown Tint Bottom.

The Personal is the longboard that Alex Knost has been continuously working on and evolving over the last 8 or so years. Wanting a longboard that can be surfed in all conditions and travel around the world the Personal has moderately foiled rails with a rolled bottom that allows you to push hard through turn. A long deep nose concave through the top third of the board allows for long critical noserides in the pocket.

This Personal is the most recent version that Alex has been working on in Australia over the summer. Playing around with bringing the wide point back that creates a flatter nose rocker and adds more tail kick. The nose concave has also been blended as well as lengthened. These tweaks to the board are producing a much well-rounded model.

BMT Vintage Yellow Top And Bottom.

The dagger was originally developed by Robin as al knost’s gato model, fine-tuned for punchy blackies beachbreaks. After many years of development in all conditions, the model has been significantly refined. A healthy nose rocker provides stability up front, transitioning into a low and fast tail rocker – trim speed balanced with all the control of a pulled in square tail. The dagger now has a more refined rail foil and is even faster and more sensitive than ever. Holds in tight for great noseriding in the pocket, while handling sharp turns and full blooded cutbacks with ease.

Burgundy Tint Deck, Mustard Tint Bottom.

The latest Roach that Robin released on his 2024 trip to OZ has some subtle design improvements. There is slightly more area all round particularly in the tail allowing it to turn on a dime, it’s also flatter, faster and incredibly refined behind the fin, providing great control and stability in hollow waves. This latest version once again references the MP Kirra stubbie outline and and to surf, it feels reminiscent of the way that board looked under his feet… Robin wanted a board that he could travel with that was flat enough to be fast and work in average waves but would have enough foam to paddle into bigger waves and hold in if it got hollow. RK is about 6’2 and 80-85 Kgs and has been surfing his new Roach at 6’4 x 21 5/16 x 3 1/8. We are surfing our one a little thinner at 3′ thick. The new roach has been impressing us in a range of conditions — it’s been really fun on open faced pointbreaks but has also really blown our minds on beach breaks> The board turns tight and it’s super fast and really agile in punchy waves. This is an incredibly fun board.

Clear Deck, Rust Bottom.

Clearly influenced by Wayne Lynch, the space pig is an amazingly versatile mid-length in all conditions – beach-breaks, reefs and points. A generous outline, and light vee bottom allows the rider to stay in trim, change direction in a flash and reach the nose in the right sections. Versatile and ideal for travel, but also for those days when changing conditions make for a difficult choice of board. Spacepig receives so much amazing feedback, particularly from (but not limited to) surfers who may have spent their lifetime shortboarding but have started to explore longer boards. If you are looking for a versatile and rewarding midlength, you really can’t go wrong with this board.

Light Grape Tint Deck, Dark Grape Tint Bottom.

Keeping the spirit of PLAYBOY, we modified this model to make it more accessible. The outline is straightened slightly, allowing easy noseriding without sacrificing maneuverability. The playdate is a classic Australian longboard, combining ease of use with performance.

Clear Deck, Light Rust, Mustard, Terracotta Abstract Bottom.

The name sums it up well … A stable board with slight rocker, a rolled bottom and rails that allow the rider to stay in the pocket. The widepoint is set back slightly for stable nose-riding and thin rails facilitate drop-knee turns and maneuverability. This is a classic model, slightly narrower with a little more volume in the rail for smooth, easy glide on smaller days. Also available as a square tail – the Chop Op. The wide point moves back providing more area in the tail allowing for tighter turns and more stability on the nose. Smooth operator (and chop op) are ‘desert island’ longboards – the perfect all-rounders for anything from 1ft up to and even slightly above head high.

Light Old Mal Tint Top And Bottom.