Want to maximize your surfing performance even when the waves are less than perfect? The High Line is a new High Performance Shortboard that Pyzel has developed with feedback from Jack Freestone, John Nathan Florence, Tyler Wright, Nic Von Rupp and the majority of their junior team riders over the past year that is designed to do just that.
Designed to excel in average-to-good waves, and based off Pyzel's popular and versatile 74 model (winner of Dane Reynolds 2016 Stab in the Dark). Pyzel left the rocker unchanged, but updated the foil and outline to fit their idea of a modern HPSB.
The bottom features a medium/high nose rocker and medium tail rocker for extra drive in sluggish conditions. It has single concave all the way through the bottom, blended with a double concave between the fins. These combinations of contours and curves generate lift for quick acceleration, holding speed and drive, and help the board roll from rail to rail with ease.
The outline widepoint is just back from center and it has a pronounced hip that adds drive while creating a pivot point that allows for snappy, vertical surfing.
As with the 74, the deck is slightly flatter than Pyzel's other boards, with more volume pushed out towards the rail. The rail itself is refined, not boxy, keeping it sensitive and easy to push through turns. When compared to Pyzel's Radius model (as these two are similar to each other in their range), the Radius has more overall rocker and is more suited to punchy waves with some curve in the face.
The Highline rocker is slightly flatter, nose and tail, and thus tends to hold more speed in weaker waves and carry speed through flatter waves more easily, while still having enough rocker to allow for easy vertical surfing.
Additionally the Highline stock sizing has a bit more width and volume per size (most are about ½ to 1 liter more volume) so that adds float and carry in smaller waves. To put it simply the High Line is a great high-performance board for good to below-average waves. It will help you make the most of your everyday surfs and elevate your surfing performance.
Pyzel recommends you ride it at anywhere from an inch under to an inch over your height and at your favorite performance surfboard volume.
Product Info
Want to maximize your surfing performance even when the waves are less than perfect? The High Line is a new High Performance Shortboard that Pyzel has developed with feedback from Jack Freestone, John Nathan Florence, Tyler Wright, Nic Von Rupp and the majority of their junior team riders over the past year that is designed to do just that.
Designed to excel in average-to-good waves, and based off Pyzel's popular and versatile 74 model (winner of Dane Reynolds 2016 Stab in the Dark). Pyzel left the rocker unchanged, but updated the foil and outline to fit their idea of a modern HPSB.
The bottom features a medium/high nose rocker and medium tail rocker for extra drive in sluggish conditions. It has single concave all the way through the bottom, blended with a double concave between the fins. These combinations of contours and curves generate lift for quick acceleration, holding speed and drive, and help the board roll from rail to rail with ease.
The outline widepoint is just back from center and it has a pronounced hip that adds drive while creating a pivot point that allows for snappy, vertical surfing.
As with the 74, the deck is slightly flatter than Pyzel's other boards, with more volume pushed out towards the rail. The rail itself is refined, not boxy, keeping it sensitive and easy to push through turns. When compared to Pyzel's Radius model (as these two are similar to each other in their range), the Radius has more overall rocker and is more suited to punchy waves with some curve in the face.
The Highline rocker is slightly flatter, nose and tail, and thus tends to hold more speed in weaker waves and carry speed through flatter waves more easily, while still having enough rocker to allow for easy vertical surfing.
Additionally the Highline stock sizing has a bit more width and volume per size (most are about ½ to 1 liter more volume) so that adds float and carry in smaller waves. To put it simply the High Line is a great high-performance board for good to below-average waves. It will help you make the most of your everyday surfs and elevate your surfing performance.
Pyzel recommends you ride it at anywhere from an inch under to an inch over your height and at your favorite performance surfboard volume.
Product Construction
PU
A board built in PU/PE means that we use a Polyurethane foam blank and glass it with Polyester resin. This is how the majority of today’s surfboards are built. It is how we've been making boards for years, and these materials let us make a very stable, strong, consistent, and high-performance board that has the feel that most people are used to.
PU foam is closed celled, meaning it won’t easily soak in water if you ding your board, and that also means that it doesn’t absorb too much resin when getting glassed, keeping your board light. Many surfers prefer the feel of PU/PE boards because that is what they have ridden all their lives, and because they feel really good.
At Pyzel Surfboards we use only the best foam blanks, highest quality fiberglass and resin, and hire the best craftsmen in the industry. The result is light, tight and bright high performance, reasonable priced boards that look beautiful and work great.
Features and Details
- Type: Shortboard
- Dimensions: 6'0" x 19 ¼" x 2 ½"
- Construction: PU
- Volume: 29.5L
- Tail: Squash
- Fin Configuration: Thruster
- Fin Plug: FCS II compatible fin boxes
*Fins NOT included
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If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase you may return it for a refund, or exchange within 30 days of receiving your order.
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