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Merlin
Merlin (Deck View)
Dimensions: 9'6" x 23 1/4" x 3 1/4" (18 1/2" nose, 15 3/8" tail)
Fins:Single
Description: This is the widest shape in our line, it has extended surface area that enhances wave catching and stability. The nose is wide enough to be called a noserider and the pintail gives that great feel to the turn. And pintails give a fluid transition to a cutback like no other tail shape. The board is simply magic in the water, so we named it Merlin after the most famous wizard of them all.
Merlin
Merlin (Bottom View)
Dimensions: 9'6" x 23 1/4" x 3 1/4" (18 1/2" nose, 15 3/8" tail)
Fins:Single
Description: The bottom has a soft concave in the nose for lift when noseriding. It has vee in the tail for positive edge control and soft tunnels next to the fin to give thrust to the turn. This gives the board that classic feel when on the nose and a spark when you change direction.
Merlin
Merlin (Rail View)
Dimensions: 9'6" x 23 1/4" x 3 1/4" (18 1/2" nose, 15 3/8" tail)
Fins:Single
Description: The front two-thirds of the Merlin have old-style 50/50 cruiser rails transitioning to a modern hard-tail rail on the rear third. This board is the best of both worlds; it finds the slot in the wave for noseriding that a board with down-nose rails would not. With its contemporary hard-tail rails, it has that grip to the wave's surface that you miss with 50/50 rails.
