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Manufacturer Description
The Biscuit by Channel Island is a short and stubby tri-fin: the biscuit design was developed with Rob Machado. Like Rob, the Biscuit rides free and easy in the smallest surf and catches waves like boards a foot longer. Order your biscuit 8” to 10” shorter, 1” to 2” wider and ½ to ¾” thicker than your shortboard.
“…foam is your friend…don’t be scared of it. A little bit of extra foam here and there is good for the soul… and your surfing.” - Rob
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are open to drawing new lines with the shortest rail possible. Everyone should ride this board at least twice.
9 Comments
8.5/10



By SteveCan on 2012-01-28
Super fun board that is a revelation in small waves. Can make sections you would not have thought possible before, is fast and turns pretty well too. Different and very fun
8.5/10



By on 0000-00-00
I'm a 62 yo male that has taken surfing back up after 25 years
8/10



By Rodrigo on 0000-00-00
Good speed, hard to turn
6.5/10



By Sean Fleming on 0000-00-00
Need to have a board that gets speed in small waves to accomplish aerials.
8/10



By jsin on 2011-05-18
Foam is good...but dang these are thick. Zero rocker means tons of speed to make crumbly sections and reforms, but no nose flip will make you pearl in any steeper take-offs.
8/10



By Landon on 0000-00-00
Easy board to ride, you have an almost longboard float and paddle. I ride this board on Knee high to overhead days great all around board.
8/10



By Landon on 0000-00-00
Easy board to ride, you have an almost longboard float and paddle. I ride this board on Knee high to overhead days great all around board.
8.5/10



By andrew hogan on 2011-06-17
great paddling very thick and a little hard to get your hands around range 1.5 to around 4 foot max i think-windchop on wave surface will make epoxy board unstable esp if surf 4 ft plus
7/10



By chris on 0000-00-00
LOOKING FOR A FAST HEAD + BOARD FOR THOSE ODD DAYS WHEN A BISCUIT WONT CUT IT