What it feels like

Paddles in early, picks up speed without trying, and just wants to run.

This one’s all about smooth, flowing surfing.
You’re not forcing turns or pumping — it’s already there.

Everything just starts linking together.
Turns feel cleaner. Lines feel longer.

Loose when you need it, but never twitchy.

How it surfs

Not a quick, skatey board.

This is for longer, cleaner lines — set your rail and let it run.

You’ll notice it when you stop trying to force turns and everything just starts flowing.

This is the kind of board that turns “one more wave” into an extra hour.

Macnut

 smoother, longer lines, holds speed better

VS

Sizing

Why it works

More rail line is what keeps it moving — it holds speed through your turns instead of dying halfway through.

Foam is pushed forward, so you’re getting in early and not working to paddle.

The round pin tail smooths everything out, so your turns stay connected instead of breaking.

Java

I’m 6’2” ~200 lbs riding a 5’8

• Want more flow and glide → go a little bigger
• Want it tighter and more responsive → go smaller
• Between sizes → size up

Twin fins usually feel better with a little more foam than you think.

Bottom

Built to generate speed easily and keep it through your turns

Quick, reactive, tighter turns

Design breakdown

Deck

Foam under the chest for easier paddling and earlier entry

Fins

Upright twin templates work best here.
Fast down the line, but still able to pivot when you need it.

Rocker

Balanced — enough to stay loose, not so much that it slows you down