Details:
Brand: Channel Islands
Model: Biscuit
Length: 6’0"
Width: 21"
Thickness: 2 7/8"
Volume: 41.7L
Fins: Futures - 3 Boxes (not included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: $199.00
Description:
The deck has light back foot pressures, see photos to view pressure dent details.
The deck has some yellowing of the stringer that is water tight.
The tail has some small under glass shatters that are water tight, and some yellowing on the bottom side that is water tight.
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More Information
The Channel Islands Biscuit (designed in collaboration with Rob Machado and Al Merrick/Tom Curran) is a short, stubby, high-volume "groveler" surfboard built to turn small, weak, gutless surf into a fun session.
Key Design & Specs
- Shape & Outline: Short, wide, and fat with a very flat rocker profile (often likened to an ironing board) that maximizes glide.
- Volume: Features thick rails and generous volume packed into a short length, providing paddle power and float comparable to a much longer board.
- Bottom Contour: Deep double concaves through the middle and a V-shaped tail (or a Bonzer 5-fin variation in the Biscuit Bonzer model) to generate lift and speed.
- Fins: Typically set up as a tri-fin or a specialized Bonzer setup, depending on the exact version.
