The midlength for midlength deniers.
With more curve in the outline and some bevel in the nose, this mid feels closer to a short board than a midlength, allowing you to go more vertical, wrap harder, and recover from more vertical drops despite the amount of foam in front of you.
The midlength for midlength deniers.
With more curve in the outline and some bevel in the nose, this mid feels closer to a short board than a midlength, allowing you to go more vertical, wrap harder, and recover from more vertical drops despite the amount of foam in front of you.
