Since we approached them last year, things have progressed smoothly.
Jacquesberiau Custom Surfboards (formerly Sea love surfboards).
Among them, the popular model that received many custom orders is
This is the fishplacement hull.
It is commonly known as "Hullusfish"
What does it mean that Hal and Fish have merged?
First, look at the board design.
(Board size 7'0x22x3)
First, the brand itself
The board volume is smaller than other hull brands.
Combined with the outline around the nose, it gives the impression of a shortboard.
The actual paddle is not slow.
Rather, the narrow nose and thin thickness
It has the advantage of being less likely to get stuck when catching and making duck diving easier.
The round nose hull is thick or not.
This is good news, as it's often easy to get addicted to getting things.
The locker is standard for Hal.
The straight line towards the tail is long,
It gives the impression of speed.
The rails are quite thin but still rounded.
If the rail is too tight on the shoulder, the car will stall.
I felt like not much happened.
This is due to the twin fin structure
Another factor is that the fins are quite close to the rail side.
Comes with Volan Keel Flex fins.
It looks like it's at a fairly flat angle and looks squishy, but
In fact, when you attach it to the board it feels surprisingly sturdy and doesn't feel out of place.
There is no concave on the bottom.
It is made up of only convex parts from nose to tail.
This means that even though this board adopts a fish outline,
The core part is still "Haru".
So how does it function on the waves?
The keyword is "speed."
A normal hull can adjust its position to suit fast waves.
As a result, it is often described as fast,
This board is even faster and can go over the shoulder in an instant.
Its speed is the fastest compared to other genres such as edge boards,
The rider lowers his center of gravity to avoid being thrown off.
It is required to operate using the grab rail.
This is largely due to the length of the board.
Fishplacement hulls are typically just under six feet long.
If you keep it at that length, you can achieve both speed and vertical movement.
If you want maximum speed
You could even stretch it out to nearly 7 feet like this board.
Anyway, at this speed the radius of the cutback becomes huge.
After turning, if you hit the soup while keeping the speed up
It creates an incredible feeling of exhilaration.
In terms of wave quality, it is better than extremely deep waves.
The waves are slow coming from the outside, but the break is good for fast waves.
Even in waves where you can't get speed with a point break hull
It promises to fly at incredible speed.
Also, the longer the shoulder strap, the better.
No matter how fast the break is, if you go to the top with the rail in
It even makes me feel like there are almost no waves that I can't escape.
This model is one of the variations of the hull,
It has a new appeal that goes beyond that,
In addition to its speed, the rails are designed to prevent mistakes when operating them.
This is a board that is also recommended for beginners to hulling.