Fever Channel Islands

Fever Channel IslandsThe Fever has its roots in Al Merrick's trusted and proven high performance short board designs. The goal in designing this board with Mike Andrews and Patrick Gudauskas was to create a more accessible tour level performance board that anyone who jumped onto it would "instantly feel the speed and zest for creativity." Borrowing Pat's favourite elements of the Proton, Rookie and MBM, and combining them with a subtle single concave and lower rocker

Ridden as a step up

And it did: The merits of our original NeckBeard's update (aka NeckBeard 2) were seen in Dane's surf film "The Electric Acid Surfboard Test

Mikey February surfs a 6’0” shortboard and likes his Twin Pins at 5’9” and 5’11” to suit any conditions around the world

They initially thought that the more rockered-out version would complement the power and shape of the waves in Hawaii

and versatility

Pro's high performance sharpness - emphasising the flow and freedom of both

The AM’s are placed in the Carve Fin Class however fall into the all time

and performance when it’s anything but pumping

There was one major stipulation during its development: the G Skate had to still perform at the highest of levels possible

54L Volume

while others favoured the 2

To be ridden approximately the same length as you are tall