Our Feb’s Fish is the latest result of Michael February’s never-ending curiosity for exploring new lines through designs shaped by Britt Merrick. Sometimes Mikey’s requests are for original concepts, while other are his new take on a classic design. The latter was the case when he asked Britt for a traditional fish outline but that it have a contemporary engine (modern bottom contours, rocker, etc.) and finely foiled rails so it could be ridden at the highest performance levels possible.

Party Platter: A minuscule wave marauder.

Perpetually plagued with particularly petite waves?

Dreary small surf doldrums got you down?
Lake-like ankle slappers all across town?

No need for a log.
Soft tops bog.
And mids don’t fit,
If you really wanna rip.

Have no fear.
The Party Platter is here,
DJ Mayhem’s latest release,
Designed to bring you small wave peace.

Radical rhythms and direct drive groove,
Spinning maximum RPMs,
To get you on the move.

High fidelity hot wax,
Fresh off the press,
Elevate and eliminate,
Your small wave stress.

The Party Platter,
Ultra short and extra wide,
For your flat day fret,
Motivation to get out and glide,
You can confidently bet.

With notes of The Bean Bag,
In the key of The Couch Potato,
And tuned to The Plank,
This latest “little disc,”
Is worth a trip to your bank.

Low rocker and parallel lines,
Amplify speed, drive, and glide,
Flat deck and full rails,
For a stable, silky smooth ride.

Conservative bottom curves,
Concave and vee,
Lend lift and rail engagement,
Have you walking on water,
With ease.

The Party Platter:
Fresh wax, hot off the press,
A direct drive, shortwave amplifier,
Eliminating your small wave stress.

The G Skate is built to inspire you with the signature Gudauskas brother energy – Pure stoke. 

This fast, skatey and responsive swallow-tailed hybrid design was born of a collaboration between Britt Merrick and the three Gudauskas brothers—Dane, Pat & Tanner.

Their goal was to create something fresh feeling that turned well in good surf but skated with ease through the not-so-good stuff. There was one major stipulation during its development: the G Skate had to still perform at the highest of levels possible. They achieved this by shortening their typical shortboard rail line by 5” and adding curves and contours in key places that would keep them on top of the water and not hinder their turns in any way. Adding a 2 + 1 (twin plus trailer) fin set-up tied the whole concept together.

The G Skate has a lot of get up and go speed thanks to its light single to double concave, low entry rocker, wide point forward—and its contemporary shortboard rails provide all the precision and control you could ever want.

This stoke-infused collaboration also yielded an all-new Merrick / Gudauskas 2 + 1 fin set for the G Skate, and they also found that the AMT (2 + 1) fin set up also works very well. The purpose of this twin plus trailer fin set-up was to offer the beautiful “free feel” of a twinnie yet have the refined control of a thruster—which is critical in creating a board that accommodates the broad spectrum of approaches between all three G Bros. For those that prefer traditional thruster set-ups, their favorite thruster set will work well in this design—giving surfers twice the options and value.

The G-Skate serves as a strong utility piece in any quiver where fun and performance are the goal. Ride this board 3” to 6” shorter and the same thickness as your CI Pro.

The G Skate is built to inspire you with the signature Gudauskas brother energy – Pure stoke. 

This fast, skatey and responsive swallow-tailed hybrid design was born of a collaboration between Britt Merrick and the three Gudauskas brothers—Dane, Pat & Tanner.

Their goal was to create something fresh feeling that turned well in good surf but skated with ease through the not-so-good stuff. There was one major stipulation during its development: the G Skate had to still perform at the highest of levels possible. They achieved this by shortening their typical shortboard rail line by 5” and adding curves and contours in key places that would keep them on top of the water and not hinder their turns in any way. Adding a 2 + 1 (twin plus trailer) fin set-up tied the whole concept together.

The G Skate has a lot of get up and go speed thanks to its light single to double concave, low entry rocker, wide point forward—and its contemporary shortboard rails provide all the precision and control you could ever want.

This stoke-infused collaboration also yielded an all-new Merrick / Gudauskas 2 + 1 fin set for the G Skate, and they also found that the AMT (2 + 1) fin set up also works very well. The purpose of this twin plus trailer fin set-up was to offer the beautiful “free feel” of a twinnie yet have the refined control of a thruster—which is critical in creating a board that accommodates the broad spectrum of approaches between all three G Bros. For those that prefer traditional thruster set-ups, their favorite thruster set will work well in this design—giving surfers twice the options and value.

The G-Skate serves as a strong utility piece in any quiver where fun and performance are the goal. Ride this board 3” to 6” shorter and the same thickness as your CI Pro.