The Pyzel The Red Tiger is a high-performance shortboard developed to offer speed and fun in a variety of conditions. Evolving from the White Tiger, it incorporates a flatter rocker, particularly through the tail, and a double concave V bottom contour. This design aims to generate and maintain speed easily, while also allowing for smooth rail-to-rail transitions and holding through turns without sacrificing momentum. The outline features a narrower, pointed nose with some extra width through the front half, and a subtly hip-pulled-in tail designed to provide a pivot point for quick maneuvers and a little extra snap. The board is recommended to be ridden about an inch shorter and slightly wider than a standard shortboard, with a flat deck that carries volume out to the rails, which then taper to a tucked-down rail for a more sensitive feel. It excels in average to small, weak, and mushy waves, functioning as a daily driver that allows surfers to maintain speed and flow. While designed for high performance, its characteristics make it accessible to a wide range of surfers. The development involved extensive testing to achieve a good balance of speed, maneuverability, and control.