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Burner

Surfboards · Hybrid · Santa Barbara, California

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This model started as a more 'surfable' alternative to the ToobShooter. Shaped for a handful of friends going on surf trips where they didnt want shortboards, but their average alternative boards (fishes and mid-lengths) we're going to be a bit too much to handle. It features a more modern foil than the ToobShooter, a nice and relaxed rocker that is continuous through the tail, allowing it much better versatility in all kinds of waves, and more turnability than it's point-and-shoot counterpart. The Burner, I would consider my best all-around surfboard. Usually set up as a 2+1 or quad, it works great as a bonzer, singlefin and even, surprisingly, a twin keel, depending on your preference.

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