Daniel Jones Surfboards Rick Cane

No, this is a performance-focused board designed for experienced surfers. Its volume and twin-fin setup require a high level of wave knowledge and refined technique to handle properly.

This board thrives in chest-high to overhead conditions. The single concave bottom provides the speed needed to make sections, while the slight vee out the tail gives you the control necessary to hold your line when the waves get steeper.

You will get a loose, skatey feel that allows for quick direction changes and high-speed turns. It is designed to be more responsive than a traditional thruster, making it ideal for surfers who want to draw creative lines.

Yes, slightly. Because it is a performance twin, you will want to rely more on rail-to-rail transitions rather than pivoting off a center fin. It rewards a fluid, active style of surfing.

The swallow tail increases the rail line length while reducing the surface area at the very back of the board. This combination gives you extra bite and hold during turns, preventing the board from sliding out when you push hard through a maneuver.