7'7" Christian Beamish King Fish lowinstock The rails are rather boxy

The rails are rather boxy and slightly turned down in the front two-thirds of the board and a hard edge is placed in front of the fin box all the way out the tail

but does integrate a slight turn up in the nose

This model in particular comes from Ted Spencer's part in George Greenough's film "The Innermost Limits of Pure Fun" where Spencer shapes himself a board based off Greenough's Velo Spoon outdoors

thus this is their one and only twin fin model

This allows for the nose and tail to pull into a narrower overall outline and a more centrally located sweet spot for trimming and turning

7'7" Christian Beamish King Fish lowinstock The rails are rather boxy7'7" x 20 x 2 7 8" Surfboards California are shaped by Christian Beamish in Carpinteria, CA. His boards are as functional as they are fun. When Christian's not shaping, his creativity can found channeled into his writing. He often writes for The Surfers Journal and has a novel documenting his adventures sailing and surfing up and down the Pacific Coast. Oh yeah.. he also surfs Mavericks on his self shaped guns. The King Fish is an elongated. wide