G-Deck Rob Shark

| posted on January 21, 2011

G-deck Rob Shark

5’5″ X 20.15″ X 2.63″

The G-decks are skateboard-like surfboards-shorter than your ordinary shortboard, but with the same amount of volume, and a thin rail that holds into the wave. The G-deck’s are great for blasting airs or throwing down mean carves. Great for skateboard-influenced surfers!

FINS

Thruster

TAIL

Swallow

EXPERIENCE

Novice – Pro

IDEAL WAVE SIZE

Chest-high to overhead.

IDEAL WAVE TYPE

Point / Reef / Beach

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