Details:
Brand: Channel Islands
Model: Black and White
Length: 5’9”
Width: 18 5/8”
Thickness: 2 5/16”
Volume: 27.20L
Fins: Futures (not included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: $89.00
Description:
The deck has light back foot pressures with multiple small under-glass shatters and streaks that are all watertight, see the photos to view rest of pressure dent details.
The bottom has multiple small to medium under-glass cracks and a few small surface scratches that are all watertight.
The right rail has a few small under-glass shatters and a few small surface scratches that are all watertight.
The left rail has a few small under-glass shatters that are watertight.
The tail has a small to medium shatter on the tip that is not watertight and multiple small surface scratches that are watertight.
The nose has a small shatter that is not watertight, a small pro repair that is watertight and a few small under-glass shatters that are watertight.
More Information
(Below information is from Channel Islands Surfboards website)
An all around, high performance shortboard designed for down the line speed and easy rail-to-rail transitions, the Black & White is based on a favorite hand shape Britt Merrick made Dane Reynolds for Santa Barbara area point breaks. Dane related its feel to a good MBM.
The Black & White has a fairly low entry rocker, a staged flat-ish section between the feet, and an accelerated kick out the tail. A single concave runs the length of the board, is deepest near the front fins and shallows into a hint of vee exiting the tail block. A flat deck design, the Black & White offers improved flex characteristics, a solid under-your-feet feel, and full rails.
The board should be ridden about your same height to 2″ longer than you are tall. Because of the flat deck ride the board 1/8” thinner than your normal shortboard to keep the same general volume.
The Black & White is suitable for most surfers in most types of surf where a shortboard is appropriate.
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