Travis Reynolds Stone Fruit

While it shares the glide of a longboard, the Stone Fruit is refined for control. Its compact shape and single-fin setup allow you to hold a line in steeper, double-overhead waves where a traditional longboard might feel too unwieldy or prone to pearling.

This board is best suited for intermediate to advanced surfers. Because it is a single-fin midrange, it requires a more nuanced approach to rail-to-rail surfing and positioning than a high-volume foamie or dedicated beginner board.

The Stone Fruit is designed specifically as a single-fin. We recommend a pivot-style fin if you want to emphasize the board's trim and glide, or a more raked fin if you prefer to draw out longer, more drawn-out turns.

Not at all. The board's design balances volume and length, making it agile enough to navigate the tighter pockets of a beach break while still providing the paddle power needed to catch waves early.

It excels in smaller conditions. The mini-glider design creates exceptional speed and flow, allowing you to generate momentum easily even when the waves lack power.