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FRACTION TO
DECIMAL CONVERSIONS:

1/16 = .06
1/8 = .12
3/16 = .18
1/4 = .25
5/16 = .31
3/8 = .37
7/16 = .43
1/2 = .5
9/16 = .56
5/8 = .62
11/16 = .68
3/4 = .75
13/16 = .81
7/8 = .87

SLAYER

BIO: Start with a board designed as a next one up and take 4″ off the front end. The wide point is now 2″ forward of center instead of 2″ back. Add a touch of width to the center. Re-blend everything so the front end has a little fuller nose and relaxed rocker. It paddles well, makes the drop and fits because it is shorter. Theback end of the board is meant for better waves.

SPECIFICATIONS: Pulling the wide point forward gives you a rail line that feels a little longer yet offers you more control with less board up front. Proven track record. Feedback is super positive. Little tool, big job.
5’6”           18.50         2.20           24.1 L
5’8”           18.75         2.30           25.7 L
5’10”         19.0           2.35           27.3 L
6’0”           19.25         2.4             29.0 L
6’2”           19.5           2.45           30.7 L
6’4”           19.75         2.50           32.5 L

TAIL: Round
FINS: Thruster, Quad, or 5 fin convertible
GOOD FOR: Having in your travel board bag
MATERIAL: EPS or PU
WAVE SIZE: 2-8′
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate-Advanced

RIDER TESTIMONIALS:

“The Slayer goes really fast, turns on a dime, has a lot of flow… a really easy board to ride. It’s kind of what I need. Works great in the barrel too. Wide nose. Narrow Tail. It’s perfect!”
- Josh Kerr, Australia

“The Slayer slays it… works really great!”
- Nate Yeomans, San Clemente

“The Slayer works insane, even in bigger surf! It went great in the tube and is a really well rounded board… I borrowed it and I didn’t want to give it back!”
- Greg, La Jolla

“I have surfed this board all over the world and it is still my go to, even at home. It just works for me in all sorts of conditions, from hollow and overhead to crumbly and onshore. When I only have room for one board, it is the Slayer.”
- Sean, San Diego

“This is a great winter board. I ride mine epoxy EPS and it works in all conditions up to double overhead plus.”
- Peter Rubens, San Diego

“The Slayer goes great when I need a lot of speed, but it is not just a board that can race down the line… it is also really versatile and goes on rail really easy. Of all the boards I have surfed in the last five years the Slayer has been my favorite!”
- Dave, Encinitas

HIGHLIGHTS:

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