A 70’s single fin design with a modern spin.

Inspired by the late 70’s single fin with a modern spin. The Single Fin has generous volume lines and medium rails added to the light concave and Vee after the fin, give you a perfect balance of glide, speed, maneuvrability and responsiveness.

The Butter Knife with its classic outlines, perfect performance longboard rockers
and thought-out volumes is a winner across the board. Suitable for all abilities,
ride them as single fins in the smaller conditions and let its nose riding capabilities
surprise you. And when it gets a bit punchier, slip in the side bites and you have
a perfectly riding board for just about all conditions.

Rob Machado on the Seaside, “just evolving the Go Fish to something new, really. The Go Fish goes fast and feels skatey and loose and I love it, and riding it for a couple years made me want to feel more high performance – more carves, tighter turns. So the Seaside is about refining… less area in the tail, narrowing the tips of the swallow, creating more curve and narrowing the nose. All elements for ripping while the Go Fish stays cruisey and fun.”

The Seaside is quad only, why?

“I decided that if i was going to make a quad I would make a quad that’s strictly a quad … Design the concaves and bottom contours around that. I actually redesigned my entire concave setup that I’ve been using on the Moonbeam and Go Fish, and did it with the quad setup in mind so that it all works together.”

Why name this shape after your home break, Seaside?

“Naming surfboards might be the hardest thing to do on the planet [laughing]. It’s just the perfect little stick when I surf my home spot, Seaside.”

The Elements Longboard is part of the refreshed NSP Longboard range. A perfect addition to any surfer’s quiver and an exceptional shape for longboard surfers, looking to fast-track their skills. The NSP Elements Longboard is a proven shape in a durable construction that simply lasts.

Accessible shortboard performance with some key design elements that help you paddle in and pop up. A flatter rocker helps you accelerate, while the rounder square tail allows for a host of setups for your surfing.