The Evo was a natural progression step-down from the Rolled Vee series of boards. Wanting something that rode similar with a more pulled in tail and a little more tail rocker, we came up with this planshape and then made the rails slightly boxier to handle bigger waves and be a little more versatile than a more pinched rail.

Made to be ridden hard from the tail, but also trims real nice through the middle and front, it’s fast becoming our favourite board.

Comes standard with a 9” or 9.5″ Hull Vouch volan flex fin.

Lengths from 6’6” to 8’0”.

You’ve been riding mid lengths for years now. You know how they turn, you know what waves they like being ridden in and you pretty much know everything there is to know about a 7 to 8 foot single fin rolled bottom, foiled rail mid length…

What am I going to do with my (surfing) life now?!

Well here it is. Mid. Length. Vish. Not your run-of-the-mill mid length board, these things can handle some serious juice, while still being amazing in the knee to chest high range that so many people love riding mid length style boards in.

Tubing point and you don’t want to deal with the hassle and nightmare paddle of riding a sub 5’6″ fish? Here’s your answer. Paddle in early and still be able to rip the absolute shit out of the wave with speed, power and flow…

New updated mid 6 foot versions available also. These things really start to take on a whole new dimension when ridden hard from the tail around the 6’6″-6’8″ mark.

Both the factory and TEAM current favourite board…

Comes standard with glass on keels but Futures work equally as good in these.

Lengths from 6’6″ to 8’0″.

6'10" NUEVO  ~ Clear with Glassed in fins

"Once we realised just how good our new Mid Vish felt, with it’s updated bottom contours, we realised we better apply the same principle to an updated version of our ever popular Evo. A New Evo. A Nuevo.

Our original Evo was a classic amalgamation of everything we’d been doing with our boards since we began. High rails in the nose, through to neutral, then low through the tail. Slight belly in the nose, through to a rolled tee through the tail. But with more neutral and forgiving, fuller rails through the middle. We wanted people to be able to enjoy the feeling we were having with our more intensely rolled bottom boards, but be able to ride the board is less than stellar waves that so often plague our more southern based neighbours. It’s still a relevant design today as many people will attest to, with it’s super appealing outline and foil.

Now of course everything can always be made better, so we set about making a slightly more performance based Evo with side bites (as so many people request). The new bottom contours allow a much more powerful approach from the tail, but the rolled bottom and up turned rails in the nose, still allow for the board to be surfed well forward when the waves cry out for it. A board that will handle ANY type of wave and be able to be surfed by ANY level of surfer. That’s what Paul’s shapes are all about, being easy to ride no matter the skill level.

Think more drawn out, swoopy style turns, but still able to pivot higher up in the wave with the added benefit of a tight fin cluster. The blended double concave that sits in between the 2 x side fins, coupled with the rolled tee that runs throughout the tail, allows the rider to gain lift when over the tail, but still able to push off the rail while the vee is engaged when on rail. Best of both worlds.

Comes standard with an 7.5″/8″ flex fin and side bites, also as a quad setup in the 6’6″ to 6’8″ range.

Lengths from 6’6″ to 8’0″.

EAGLE SWORD 7'6" NKA

In the glory days of California surfing the Noserider was the flagship, the banner carrier, the número uno. It smacked of Detroit with its extravagance of foam and stringers, of beautiful coloured resin panels and oversize fins. An elegant tanker that trimmed along like a long-stroke V8 through sloppy sections and weak walls. The classic Noserider still appeals for all the aforementioned reasons. A beautiful cruiser with all the tricks added. Take four steps or two, and hold that pose as long as you can, on tiny waves or up to waist high. Lots of board = lots of glide.