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Banjo Fish

Surfboards · Fish · Seal Beach, California

$650.00

5'8" · Excellent

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Stamps Surfboards "Custom"

Used — Excellent

$650.00

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The Banjo Fish is the next generation spawn from the Twin Keel Fish. I've kept the same rocker and foil flow, but changed up the outline and the contours slightly. I pulled the outline from the wide point to about 8" from the tail to to a much straighter line. This gives a straighter line between the feet when engaged on the rail and also reduces surface area to get it on rail easier. From the 8" mark to the tail block I added curve with a reduced tail block width. This gives added response with an increased curve and reduced area behind the foot and fin. I've also reduced the nose width to allow the board to go up the face easier and work in unison with the reduced tail block width. The adjustment on contours was just a slight increase of the double concave through the fin area. The deck has the same flatter profile with a more angular responsive rail.

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