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A Fish Protech is not just a groveler – stable, wide, and flatter-rockered and will out-paddle most shortboards. They are fast, fun, and perfect for ripping in all kinds of real-world conditions.
Rail: Boxy
Bottom: Concave into V
Ideal waves: 1-6ft
Level: Beginner – Expert
Fish Protech Design:
• Constructed in NSP’s high-performance Protech technology with a 36g molded SecureCell EPS core, with custom wet lamination.
• Newly designed reinforced carbon tail patch helps tune the tail flex, mimicking the flex patterns of pro customs.
• Wide nose creates more volume for added buoyancy providing more stability, faster paddling, and easy entry into the smallest waves with quick acceleration.
• Rocker and rail outline are combined with single to double concave bottom, with V through the tail incorporated into a wide swallowtail.
• The slight hip behind the front fins reduces the area under the back foot creating a pivot point for snappy turns. Boxy and full rails also add to the overall volume and forgiving nature of this model.
• The Fish Protech performance delivers traction, down-the-line speed and maximum drive over the attest of sections.
• A tri-fin thruster setup guarantees speed and liveliness, with enough hold to ride out a line.
Colors
NSP’s tint lamination process gives each board a unique, artistic and custom-like finish. Go check them out at your local shop – it’s a visually appealing look.
Fins:
The Fish Protech models are available with NSP’s 3x FTU boxes (all compatible with Futures® Fins)
Included accessories
| 3X MFC-designed fins | 
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| Length | Width | Thickness | Volume | Weight +/- 5% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5'6" | 19 ³/⁴" | 2 ¹/⁸" | 28.1 Litres | 2.31 Kg |
| 6'0" | 20 ¹/²" | 2 ³/⁸" | 35.1 Litres | 2.68 Kg |
| 6'4" | 21" | 2 ¹/²" | 40.2 Litres | 3.01 Kg |
| 6'8" | 21 ¹/²" | 2 ¹/²" | 43.7 Litres | 3.37 Kg |
Generally, fish surfboards tend to be a bit larger than true shortboards and carry more width from tail to nose. Intermediate and advanced surfers appreciate fish shapes for several reasons: They are an easier “in" for intermediates to try a shorter board, while the more advanced surfers appreciate their performance in smaller conditions. The stability of a fish surfboard makes paddling and surfing easier.
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