The 67 is designed for riders who want to take aggressive surfing maneuvers to the streets. A deep concave keeps the front foot locked in while the tails pocket provides an ideal spot for the back foot to both carve and throw slashes and cutbacks on streets, hills, and in transition. Lightweight and resistant, the lively construction reacts to every move and has the 67 ready for whatever tricks and impacts you put it through.

Length: 31.25″ / 79.5 cm
Width: 9″ / 22.85 cm
Wheelbase: 16 – 16.8″ / 40.5 – 42.5 cm

Weight (Board Only): 3 lbs / 1.4 kg

Surfskate: 10/10
Cruise: 9/10
Transition: 9/10

67

Sharp slashes and aggressive riding is what the 67 is built to endure. It serves both as a surf skate and as a transition board.

On surfskate trucks, the boards pronounced concave provides a solid foundation for hard carving, whether youre surfing a sidewalk or transition. At the tail, the perfect pocket and roam grip tape help add traction and control so you can pump powerfully or slash the tail without worrying about your back foot moving.

On traditional kingpin trucks, the 67s surprisingly lightweight construction makes throwing tricks a breeze. The slight nose helps for rotational tricks, and the big old fish tail facilitates lip tricks, whether they`re stalls or slides. The robust and durable construction means you can charge in for aerials and not worry about your board if you have to eject.

Functional Design

City Slasher

Tuck knee, carve, push, pump. Whatever you feel like doing, the 67 is there to follow your spontaneity.

Quality Over Quantity

Strong and lively, the 67 is a sandwich of two sheets of pre-tensioned fiberglass that encase four plies of Hard Rock Canadian Maple. Held together by biosourced Greenpoxy laminate, the board is water resistant and can withstand some burley riding. Its up to you to add that sauce, baby.

Simplicity enthralls; complexity gets lost in the cacophony.

Artistry

Painted onto the inside of the fibreglass, the colours withstand no abrasion and remain an integral part of the boardforever.