8'6" Deepest Reaches Mega Fish Used Surf historians often say that

Surf historians often say that this board is responsible for beginning surfing's Transition Era that spanned from roughly 1967 - 1969 where the mainstream surfboard change dramatically to allow surfers to surf in more critical sections of the wave

when in a mushy enough wave

They stuck to the classic D fin design while the Australian shredders of the time hopped on the Greenough train of thought

we need to make room for other new demo boards that we just received

8'6" Deepest Reaches Mega Fish Used Surf historians often say that8'6" x 23" x 2 3 4" Kyle Albers, the man behind Deepest Reaches, creates some really relaxing Mega Fishes. Hand shaped in Irvine, California, Kyle thinks outside the box and isn't limited by preconceived notions of what a surfboard should be like. The outline is an elongated fish with a long straight rail line. The deck is kept fairly flat until several inches from the rail at which point the rail is foiled in a beveled manner to make the tick rail