Overall Rating: 6.42/10
Channel Islands Fishcuit
Specs
| TYPE: | Fish |
| SIZE: | Length: 5' 2" to 6' 4" Width: 19.75" to 21.75" Thickness: 2.75" to 3" |
| MATERIAL: | PU |
| TAIL: | Swallow |
| FIN: | Quad Fin |
| SKILL LEVEL: |  Intermediate - Advanced |
| FEATURES: | Wave Size: Knee-high to head and a half |
| RETAIL PRICE: | $0.00 |
| USED PRICE: | $0.00 - $0.00 |
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Channel Islands Fishcuit
Manufacturer Description
“The Biscuit by Channel Island is rad...but since four fins are what all the cool kids are riding these days..might as well turn the Biscuit into the Fishcuit. It’s the perfect combo of the Skinny Fish and The Biscuit, two of my all time favorite surfboards. If you like going fast and feeling like a million bucks then jump in and enjoy the glide.” - Rob Machado
Glide your Fishcuit approximately 6-8 inches shorter than your normal short board.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD ::
You want that fast and skatey quad feel on the smallest board possible.
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8 Comments
6.5/10
By on 0000-00-00
not good in hollow waves
6.5/10
By on 0000-00-00
not good in hollow waves
9/10
By Paul on 2011-09-17
Great board for bad surf days. Amazingly fast and goes well in mushy surf.
9/10
By Johnny on 2011-09-01
One word......awesome!
7/10
By Les Callahan on 0000-00-00
I weight 195 and got a 5' 10" Feel like I should have gotten a 6 or 6'2. Current board catches waves fairly easily but I have trouble with my ability to pop up on this board. Thats never been a problem in the pastt. It is fun to ride when I am up. But stll seems to small.
8/10
By josh on 2012-09-13
great board best in waves under 6ft ... love this board
9.5/10
By JesusIsTheAnswer on 2012-07-28
I'm 6'2" 180 lbs. intermediate/advanced ability, and the 5'8" floats me perfectly (I know, I was skeptical at first, but the wide tail, no rocker, and overall volume make this board a small wave catching machine). Best for waves from 3'-6' (this is when this board gets EXTREMELY FAST down the line! -See Rob Machado surfing Fishcuit on Youtube). Takes off like a missile down the line with a pump or two. Not good for surf bigger than 6' (no rocker means pearling on steep take offs), or super micro longboard surf (1 footers). This is my super fun/fast/skatey/every day workhorse in San Diego. Definitely my favorite board in my collection. Rob Machado, thank you, you really got this one right.
7.5/10
By henny on 2011-11-20
At 6'1" 190" the 5'6" with 36L of volume floats me easily . This board gets me in the lineup on days I woud normally stay home . It's a wave hog and very fast.I found the board to "die" in flat spots with the stock AM2 fronts and 50/50 foiled rears. I settled for Stretch quads up front and 375 pivot rears. Loosens up the tail a bit. Stretch quad all around for better surf. I have ridden it in steeper conditions .it flies ! just be aware... very little rocker.Not used to "retro " boards , but it's fun and again,,,fast. -_enjoy ~