Moonstone

The Moonstone stretches the classic fish outline into a mid-length format, meaning you get significantly more paddle power and early wave entry than a standard short fish. It retains the loose, playful feel of a twin-fin but offers the glide and momentum of a longer board.

While the extra volume and length make it stable and easy to paddle, the twin-fin setup can be sensitive for someone just learning to control their turns. It is best suited for intermediate surfers looking to transition to a mid-length or those wanting a more forgiving, fluid ride.

The Moonstone thrives in average to quality surf where you want to maintain speed through flatter sections. Its design is optimized for high-speed carving and smooth transitions, making it a great choice for point breaks or long, open-faced waves.

The twin-fin configuration is what gives the Moonstone its signature loose, responsive sensation. It allows for quick, pivoty turns and high-speed lines that a thruster or quad setup might feel too locked-in to achieve.

At 47 liters, this board provides substantial float, which is ideal for effortless paddling and catching waves early. If you are accustomed to high-performance shortboards, it will feel significantly more buoyant, but that is intentional to help you glide through sections with less effort.

The swallow tail helps break up the surface area at the back of the board, which allows for tighter turns and better hold in the pocket. It complements the twin-fin setup by adding a bit of bite and control during aggressive carves.