This is Asher’s next evolution of fishcraft with a sleeker outline and foil. It has modern elements in a classic and traditionally pleasing platform. A fish that can explore the limits of speed and tube-riding and can be taken above the lip. Exclusively a twin fin. Modern single- to double-concave to vee off the exit, contemporary rails. Ridden an inch or so longer than a Sunstone and a bit narrower, but the same thickness. Go with less volume than a Sunstone, but a touch more than a traditional daily-driver. You may never ride a shortboard again.

The premier tool of the twin-fin trade. In Asher’s first batch of Albums, this model rose to the top to become his go-to performer in all conditions. Everyone was asking “what is he riding?!” Slight concave deck, foam pushed to the perimeter, with a revolutionary rail to rocker to bottom contour that generates speed effortlessly but allows for easy control, turning and drive on-demand. Josh spent a month in Indo and couldn’t get off it! Ride it a couple inches longer than your fish and 1-3 liters more than your standard shortboard.

As the one and only performance-style shortboard Mr. Kerr needs, the Insanity is the most versatile, modern board in our line. It’s his small wave destroyer ridden as a twin + trailer and his good-wave tube-shooter when he runs it as a quad. Ride it 1-2 liters more than your shortboard and an inch or two shorter. Go with a swallow tail for your daily driver or a round pin for a step-up. The magic is in the low-entry rocker, hidden foam under your chest, and retro beak nose, combined with modern rails, bottom contour and exit rocker.

Josh Kerr’s small wave must-have. His daily driver when home in California or going for punts in a wave pool. He’s done some of the biggest and most technical airs of his life riding this model. Instant speed without any work, total control without getting sticky. Balanced outline and rocker combo. Shortboard rails and foil in a short, efficient outline. This is the board you ride when you want to rip but you’re dealing with average to weak surf. Ride in a similar length you’d ride a fish and in between the width of your fish and your shortboard, 1-2 liters more volume than your shortboard.

Eric Geiselman’s favorite board ever. And quickly becoming Kerrzy’s favorite step-up, get-in-early, crowd-beater. Originated from our ever popular UTF fish, but stretched to a mid length, long fish without adding any width. The result is immense paddle power, early speed and a fish feel that can hang in good waves with surprising maneuverability. Unreal carves at full speed, twin-fin freedom, mid length paddle and fish flow. Ride as long as you want, but generally between 6’4”-7’0”. Go narrower than your normal fish but at the same thickness (bump it up if you go over 6’10”).