Timmy Patterson Devil Fish - Fusion Pro - Futures - 4 Fin - Shortboard

This is the Devil Fish, a model that takes the retro fish concept to a higher level of performance and fun. Timmy Patterson appreciates how easily traditional fish boards catch waves, but couldn't pass up the opportunity to further boost their speed and maneuverability. This board is the antidote to the summer slump, delivering a surfing experience you won't find anywhere else. Taking inspiration from the retro fish design, significant adjustments have been made to enhance performance. The rails are expertly thinned towards the tail, providing powerful bite and exceptional hold for lightning-fast, precise rail turns. Say goodbye to sluggishness, hello to high speed. Underwater, the Devil Fish features a progressive bottom contour from flat to vee concave. This design enables high-performance rail-to-rail surfing at impressive speeds. The semi-down rail allows the board to effortlessly roll onto its edge, so you don't have to fight to draw stable lines. This combination of features makes the Devil Fish one of the most dynamic and high-performance fish designs on the market.

Construction - Fusion HD

Surftech's version of a standard EPS and epoxy surfboard construction. A closed-cell EPS core with a wooden stringer is built with E-glass and biax glass, for a lightweight performance board with a lively feel. All Fusion HD boards are hand-finished.

• FUSED CELL EPS CORE // Closed cell EPS core gives more response and buoyancy
• CLEAR HD-EPOXY RESIN // Epoxy resin with high thermo-mechanical performance
• HIGH-QUALITY E-GLASS FIBERGLASS // E-glass has the highest strength-to-weight ratio available
• FULL BIAX DECK PATCH (45 / -45 degrees) // The biax fiberglass distributes forces and protects against dings
• WOOD STRINGER // Distributes forces, provides pop, and increases break strength
• FCS II FIN BOXES // Install and remove your fins in seconds
• HAND-FINISHED // Machine shaped, hand laminated, and hand-finished

Fin(s) included: None.

About the shaper

Timmy Patterson is a renowned surfboard shaper who has left an indelible mark on the surfing world. With a passion for building exceptional boards, his dedication to the craft has brought him to the forefront of the industry. Growing up in a coastal town, Timmy developed an early love for the ocean and its waves.

Driven by the desire to create the perfect surfboard, Timmy embarked on a lifelong quest, honing his skills and pushing the boundaries of design. With an eye for detail and an unwavering commitment to quality, his boards are sought after by surfers of all levels, from amateurs to world champions.

Timmy's shaping process is a harmonious blend of craftsmanship and technical expertise. He has the innate ability to translate a surfer's vision and style into a board that performs exceptionally in the waves. Each board is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring that every curve, contour, and rail is precisely tuned for speed, maneuverability, and control.

Over the years, Timmy Patterson has collaborated with some of the most influential surfers in the world, continuously refining his designs and pushing the limits of what is possible in the water. His innovative approach and drive to experiment have led to groundbreaking models that have changed the sport.

As a testament to his craftsmanship and contribution to the surfing world, Timmy Patterson's boards are under the feet of countless surfers who rely on his work to enhance their sessions. With an unwavering commitment to quality, Timmy continues to shape the future of surfboard design, leaving his mark on the waves and in the hearts of surfers worldwide.

About Timmy Patterson

Timmy Patterson is an American shaper who has been building boards for decades for surfers ranging from beginners to world champions, and who is known for fast, refined performance shapes. His models are built by Surftech in modern EPS-epoxy constructions, so you get the same shape lighter and stronger. Boards that perform just as well in small waves as on a really good day, which is why they are on the racks at Hart Beach.