Specs
| TYPE: | Fish,Shortboards,Hybrids |
| SIZE: | Length: 5' 0" to 6' 6" Width: 20.00" to 21.00" Thickness: 2.12" to 2.5" |
| MATERIAL: | PU,EPS/Epoxy |
| TAIL: | Swallow |
| FIN: | Tri Fin |
| SKILL LEVEL: | Intermediate - Advanced |
| FEATURES: | The triple wings step a fairly wide tail down to about a 5 1/2" inch split. |
| RETAIL PRICE: | $650.00 |
| USED PRICE: | $160.00 - $490.00 |
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Manufacturer Description
Our proven, extremely popular, everyday modern fish. Among other things, traditional fish have a long, straight, rail line relative to their overall length and a lot of area behind the foot. The tail area is stepped down with 3 sets of wings. This help to make the board quicker from rail to rail and tighten the turns.
Editors Review
This is a great board and fun on a wide range of days. Its perfect for a mushy day and an easy way to score a few extra waves. The increased volume make summer mush rippable. Rusty makes a great board and this is one of his most popular for a reason.
10 Comments
6/10



By on 2009-07-19
Awesome!
8/10



By Doc Brown on 2009-08-03
This board flies down the line. My first quad. I don't go backside very well but this thing has me speeding and making most sections. Awesome board.
8.5/10



By Mac on 2009-11-18
Awesome board. I mainly surf knee to shoulder high beach break. Only downside is that it does not seem to be very robust. I seem to get more pressure dings than my other boards.
8.5/10



By alex on 2011-07-20
super sick board great stability and easy paddling
9/10



By kmn21 on 2011-09-17
This board saved my love for surfing. You can ride it in a lot of conditions and catch a ton of waves. Very fun to ride, the tail is loose and shreadable
7/10



By Gus on 0000-00-00
Good all-around board
8/10



By Jimo on 2011-10-17
I've ridden this board for 3 years and really like it in 2-8 ft surf. Mine is EPS and would order a new one 2" shorter.
6.5/10



By BChoi on 2010-10-07
Good for small waves; not high performance. Rides flat; good for back and forth but not vertical moves. Tuflites are a bit heavy.
9/10



By Ridingdog on 2011-05-13
As a step down from a longer board, this thing rips, is extremely maneuverable and good for wave count.
7/10



By jsin on 2011-05-18
I'm 6'1"/170 lbs - have owned a 6'4" Tuflite Pirahna & a 6'2" EPS epoxy. The TF was so stiff, it hardly turned. EPS was too light. Both were sloooow - too much rocker for this type board means no making crumbly sections and no connecting soft reform.