Perfect for beginners and surf schools, the Omelette is also ideal for intermediates looking for a cruisy board that works in a wide variety of conditions. What makes the Omelette better than your average Egg is its tip-to-tail vee bottom contour: this allows the fuller, high volume shape to remain responsive from rail to rail, while slicing through chop on windblown faces.WAVE TYPE / SIZEClassic funboard, or mid-length, for all type of wavesSKILL LEVELPerfect for beginners, but with enough performance capacity to handle a good surfing levelFIN SET UPThree finsTAIL OPTIONSSquashROCKERSimple bottom curve, all in “V”CONCAVEDouble “V” water outletRAIL TYPEFuller edges, with a flatter, slightly domed deck

Mid length models are very much back in vogue right now, with good reason. Inspired by the hull-bottomed models of the pre-Thruster era, these boards are the perfect choice for smooth, flowing turns and effortless glide on long, cruisy waves, especially point breaks. For the Sherpa, Johnny has taken the classic vee bottom and combined it with a double concave through the tail. The vee provides smooth rail to rail surfing down the line, while the double concave creates extra lift and speed generation when you need it. The rails are thin and low: experienced surfers will love their precision and response. Choose the big twin fin setup for extra speed or the single fin for ultimate flow. WAVE TYPE / SIZEHybrid model that guarantees fun in any type of condition of waves up to 1.5 metresSKILL LEVELPerfect for beginners, but with enough performance capacity to handle a good surfing levelFIN SET UPTwin fin with big fins; box to add a single fin or a stabilizer, making it a 2+1.TAIL OPTIONSRoundROCKERClassic bottom curves, all in “V”CONCAVEClassic bottom curves, all with built in “Vee”.RAIL TYPEFrom the middle of the board to the nose, edges ratio is 60%/40%. From the middle to the tail, lower edges, resulting more drive in good waves.