JS Industries Flame Fish Softboard

The JS Flame Fish is an incredible high performance softboard for small, soft conditions, this board will bring speed and flow to very small surf while remaining punchy in the pocket.A great weapon when the conditions are pretty much not there, but fun when you get some juice also.A wide nose combined with a flat rocker to give you the paddling power and glide we all want in weak conditions, complemented by a generous volume distribution under the chest / front foot.The single concave to a deeper double provides plenty of lift and easy rail-to-rail transitions.EPS core covered with 2x layers of 4 ounce glass on the deck and 1x 4 oz glass layer on the bottom. This helps maintain lasting resistance and the right weight to keep up the pace. A carbon T-Stringer brings additional stiffness and strength.

Does not come with fins.

About JS Surfboards:

In recent times JS industries has become one of the most known and respected names in the world of performance surfboards. Jason Stevenson (founder, owner and shaper) has built the company from ground up and his talents and love of surfing have gained him global recognition and some strong relationships with a world class team of loyal surfers. The iconic Traktor logo has been found under the feet of a huge number of elite surfers over the years including four World Champions and many more top 32 contenders. JS’s work coming into 2018 is at its absolute best, with the designs encompassing all of the innovations and improvements developed by the team and World Champions over the past half decade. We are incredibly excited for the future of surfing and JS will be there to see it progress!

Shipping & FAQ:

Australia wide postage available or local pick-up, choose at checkout. Boards in stock (see graph above) are ready to be sent & are shipped out on the same day of purchase with tracking provided. Boards are safely packed in a box with layers of bubble wrap. See our shipping & FAQ tab above or visit this link:https://www..com/pages/shipping-faq