SIDECUT EDGE (Modified Sidecut Keel)

このボードは中古のボードです。希少なライアン・ラブレスのハンドシェープです。デッキ面に使用による足の跡があります。ボトム面は全く問題ありません。すぐに使える状態です。

The slight acceleration in the outline that gives the Sidecut its name essentially reduces the width of the board between your feet allowing it to get onto rail much faster than a classic outline Keel Fish - They tend to be more effortless, and cleaner rail to rail, with a more intuitive ride, with more projection and less resistance on-rail. The first surfboard I ever shaped was a twin keel fish when I turned 19. I was inspired by Mick Mackie's section in the Andrew Kidman film Glass Love. Little did I know what I was looking at was Mick's sidecut/incut design, which he has finally gained worldwide acclaim for. He has remained an inspiration to me and I've been lucky enough to watch him shape, as well as ride a handful of his boards. My Sidecut design is my take on his wonderful concept. I like to size these just like your classic Keel fish, if not a tad bit longer and narrower. For advanced surfers, I'll push you to go small and thin; for moderate surfers I'll size it just like a normal fish (but narrower given the sidecut), and for beginners that want to play with these things I'd say we go into the longer range, where thanks to the design, you won't be lacking much looseness rail-to-rail - I've got a 6'7 that feels like a 5'8 and I'm always excited watching people try it for the first time - it has re-defined what I thought a board that size could do.

Sidecut Edge - Size Chart