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I got the 8’3” parallax in Thunderbolt Black. The parallax plus Is a definite refinement from the earlier versions, slightly thinner rails and a more tame convex nose. Took this out in some well overhead rollers, ridiculous speed and drive. Was able to connect the sections from rockpiles to bowls on a high line trim. Im running the 9.5” parallax fin with the 3.5” sky sides, CJs recommendation on his page, might seem like too much fin, but it works incredibly. Hands down one of my favorite daily ...

The fin is super responsive. Actually, I sometimes forget I'm riding a single fin because it's really responsive on the bottom turn drives. If I want to walk on the nose, it's really stable and doesn't kick out. You don't have to step on the tail - once you set it, it runs pretty much limitless. I've been using the Halo fin for probably like three years now. Whenever that model came out, I tried it and I came back because I needed another skeg. I ended up buying the other size too, so I'm totall...

Just picked up my board from Air Cargo 7’8” TJ PRO MID (find it funny the board is under “Longboard” category) took it out of the box - waxed it - paddled out and had a great experience (waves had some punch but turned choppy- Big Island) I was surprised how small the board felt - really liked the thin rails. I feel with this size I can confidently take it in whatever surf I’m willing to paddle out in. Satisfied with the size I got (215#). Paddles easy. Small enough to whip around and take late ...

My name is Christian I got this board about two months ago now the thing is treating me so well it catches waves like never like any no board I've ever got one before especially at this length I have fun both in really small surf like a straight outs with just catching some fun ways my friends and know other the breaks are breaking or if I take it out to a day at Diamond Head it just it goes I really likes when I'm surfing from the middle of the board so it's been really fun just like kind of li...

Great all around fin! I've always loved Futures Blackstix construction. My favorite set used to be the Machado Blackstix with the bamboo in it. This may be my new favorite. Tested this fin on several shortboards. 1: Chilli Surfboards Rare Bird Model in XTR construction (pictured), Quad setup performed great in sub par and slight choppy conditions 2: Campbell Designed Toe Model in Exo Flex, Quad setup performed well in smaller waves. 3: HaydenShapes Cohort_I Model in Future Flex, Thruster se...

Aloha!! First and foremost the guys at Hawaiian Southshore are great!! I had the best experience in purchasing a board from this shop and got it shipped to San Diego, CA within that week. The communication with them is superb and of course the customer service was excellent. I bought a 5'6 Omni (Tomo/Slater design) Firewire and when I received it at the airport, the box and packaging was very impressive. My board was in a large box and was bubble wrapped very securely with both the nose and tail...

I picked up the Party Platter in full carbon. I was waiting for it to come out in carbon, and it is so good. It's super fast, very responsive, and easy to paddle. I swear it's one of the fastest boards I've ever ridden. It's really performance-oriented - the rail is nice and pinched in, it's foiled really nice, and this edge here, man, you can just feel it in the water. It also has that nice flex to it; you can feel the board flexing. It's real springy, and from heel to toe, the board just rolls...

Hi, I'm Noah Evin. The first Moe I got was the 7'2" Moe, which I bought used because it was impossible to find at the time. I actually first tested a 7'4" Moe from your shop when there were no Moes on the island. I loved the 7'2", and then when the Mini Moe came out, I got the 6'6". I've had the 7'2" for a little over a year. It's a really good, solid all-around board. I'm using the Harley Ingleby quad fins on the 7'2". I'm about 5'11" and 205 pounds. I've surfed the 7'2" all over the place - ...

I've been riding the 7'2" Moe for at least a year now, maybe more. I'm about 5'6" and 206 pounds. I usually surf at Kewalos. I've been using it with the Harley Ingleby quad fins, and the quad setup works really well. This isn't my first Thunderbolt board; I had the Mid6 7'0" before, which is also a really good board. I've taken the Moe out on days ranging from small to about 4 feet. On smaller days, it paddles super well and performs great. On bigger days, it's not as user-friendly in air wave...

I'm John, and I have the Mini Moe in two sizes - a 6'10" and a 6'6". I first rode it as a quad with the new Harley quads, which worked well and handled big surf. Then I bought the Power Twins because some guys were saying they were riding it like that, and it really spices up the surf. It's way more maneuverable, hitting the lip and everything, still controllable but way more fun. I didn't know that Harley actually designed those Power Twin fins. That's his template, which is why it works so we...

Super stoked on my new board! The crew at HSS were awesome, they took the time to help me out and walk me through the large variety of boards they have in the shop! I appreciated how they were informative but I didn’t feel pressured to buy. It was love at first sight when I saw the Seaside & Beyond in Thunderbolt. After having it for a few months, I’m stoked on how it rides, plenty of paddle power but turns and trims like it’s smaller brother (regular seaside). Couldn’t be happier with my board ...

For my normal fishy board, I usually ride around 25.5 liters of volume. However, I recently got the S Boss in the 5'5" size which comes in at 26.2 liters - a little more volume than my typical ride. As a wider outline fish shape designed for performance waves, the extra volume in the S Boss works really well. Overall, Im extremely impressed with how well the S Boss handles added volume while keeping its high-performance capabilities intact. It paddles effortlessly into bigger stuff but remains ...

I'm Brian. I have the 6'4" Mini Mid6. I took it out today at Ala Moana Beach Park in some smaller waves. The forecast said zero to one foot, but I just went out to practice. I'm coming off a 7'2" Moe that was 49 liters, so it was a bit of a transition. When I first hopped on the Mid6, coming down from the Moe, it was kind of challenging. I had some shoulder burn, but you just got to keep going. One day I caught like a head-high wave, and that just kind of turned everything around for me. I'm r...

This board was good I took it out twin fin it was really good, got a chip on the thing already that's what you get for surfing Kewalos at low tide. I rode this as a two plus one and a twin fin. twin fin really surprised it worked really good because there's so many boards that say that you can twin Fin and ride it as like a two plus one or a Thruster and this one did work so I had a chance to talk to Mike we used to get boards from Mike Woo like man I don't know 15-20 years ago or something lik...