Timmy Patterson x Surftech Blue Fin

Despite being a mid-length, the Blue Fin features a subtly pulled-in nose designed specifically to handle steeper sections. While it excels in smaller surf, this design choice allows you to drop into steeper waves with more confidence than a traditional, wider-nosed funboard.

Yes, this is an excellent transition board. The full rails and extra deck foam provide the stability and paddle power you are used to, but the refined shape offers more maneuverability as you start working on your turns.

This bottom contour is all about speed and control. The single concave under the front foot generates lift and speed, while the double concave through the fins helps you transition from rail to rail, making the board feel responsive rather than sluggish.

The tail rocker provides the necessary lift to pivot the board through turns. It prevents the tail from feeling 'stuck' in the water, allowing you to execute tighter, more powerful turns than you would typically get on a flatter mid-length.

Choose the 6'10 if you want a more maneuverable, snappy ride and are comfortable with slightly less volume. Opt for the 7'2 if you prioritize maximum paddle power, wave count, and stability in weaker or mushier conditions.