
The shape of the underside of the board. These subtle curves direct water flow, generating speed (lift) or control (drag/release).
A hollowed-out curve running along the bottom. It channels water under the board, creating lift and speed.
The bottom is convex (like the hull of a boat), usually near the tail. This allows the board to roll from rail to rail easily, providing control.
Control TransitionsGrooves cut into the bottom. They direct water flow aggressively, providing immense speed and drive in clean waves, but can feel "tracky" in chop.
Drive Clean Waves"Contours on the bottom (concaves, etc.) have a big effect too, but they’re more subtle and complicated — not something you can easily look at and figure out."
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