The Rocket Wide has been one of Channel Island's most versatile and popular boards and this new version brings a whole new flair to its qualities. Advanced surfers will ride this 2″-4″ shorter than their height.
"Adding the squash tail to the Rocket Wide has given me a whole new perspective on the design. Ultimately what I love most about the Rocket Wide is how much speed it carries through a ride, and the squash really allows you to round out your turns and create smooth lines on the wave with all that speed. It has been a blast feeling that freshness under my feet and stoked to have it as part of my daily quiver to ride!!!" - DANE GUDAUSKAS
Product Info
The Rocket Wide has been one of Channel Island's most versatile and popular boards and this new version brings a whole new flair to its qualities. Advanced surfers will ride this 2″-4″ shorter than their height.
"Adding the squash tail to the Rocket Wide has given me a whole new perspective on the design. Ultimately what I love most about the Rocket Wide is how much speed it carries through a ride, and the squash really allows you to round out your turns and create smooth lines on the wave with all that speed. It has been a blast feeling that freshness under my feet and stoked to have it as part of my daily quiver to ride!!!" - DANE GUDAUSKAS
Product Details
- Type: Shortboard
- Dimensions: 6'0" x 20 ½" x 2 ¾"
- Construction: PU/PE
- Volume: 37L
- Tail: Swallow
- Fin Configuration: Tri-Quad
- Fin Plug: Futures Fins compatible fin boxes *Fins NOT included
Product Construction
Polyurethane/Polyester Resin
Polyurethane is the traditional way of hand making surfboards. This technique was introduced in the '50s and came after wooden surfboards. It starts with a polyurethane foam blank which is then glassed over with a fiberglass cloth. Polyester Resin is then applied by working on several layers before the board is finally sanded down to its final state. The result is a nice clean, smooth, hand shaped surfboard. What's also nice about this construction is that the PU foam is a closed cell so that it won't easily soak in water if you happen to encounter a ding. Plus, the technique has been perfected over the years and surfers know it so it feels familiar under their feet.
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