Benthos Surf Company

For the indecisive 🤷🏼‍♂️

I have been looking forward to deploying this fin for a while. Designed for the floaters’ fin box configuration (6 inch from the tail) to sit the fin as far forward as possible whilst having the trailing edge right on the tail. Turbos through flat sections like mad - just kicks in like a bad boy PD150. Real fun. Not usually a flex fin fellow myself but this was convincing.

Some high-tide fun switch & swapping some single proto’s. Here we have the Chubby 5.0. The perfect amount of fin directly under the foot. So much drive in combo with a mid. This wildly reduced the occasional take off tail bog I sometimes get as a heavier chap. Keepers! Yet to be used on a log - although would imagine its loose as fuh’

I want one! 🤤

Our specialty lies in crafting Epoxy style boards, known for their durability, lightweight nature, and flexibility that translates into an exciting ride. What's more, the epoxy material we use is not only environmentally responsible, with 40% of it being bio-based, but it's also odor and fume-free. Do not eat it though lol!😵‍💫

6’6, 21, 2.7 “Strange Feeling”.

The best waves are those you work for! Trekking with a log is pain! 🥊

🛸 Dang!

Dos slip and slide, driving left hand drive. Perfect for the shallow water waves! 🇪🇸

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Post protest wind down. What a show we all put on. Change is coming!

In addition to The Floater, I made a less-sh*tty performance addition, also named the floater for good ol mems sakes. It surfs like a dream!

Im sure you’ve seen plenty of this board so far, but has anyone been told how it actually surfed yet?

Considering The Floater actually contains 2L of genuine sewage at the nose, I was surprised to see it float! And then Ben & Markie went out and ripped it.

It had seemed we’d engineered a whole new physic to the board -weight displacement. Something thats not been explored in the surfing world. The consensus: turns were super disorientating with the liquid recoiling, and most feelings were delayed as f*ck. Cruising down the line, with the added weight at the nose, was surprising nice. An epic novelty sesh for sure.

Absolutely sound as hell dudes too, The stoke was real!

Full article on The Floater from our perspective on the website (blog) now. Link in Bio >>>

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