Neckbeard 3When something isn't broke, there's no need to fix it. That said, Britt Merrick and Dane Reynolds still felt a few slight refinements would make an already epic board that much better. And it did: The merits of our original NeckBeard's update (aka NeckBeard 2) were seen in Dane's surf film "The Electric Acid Surfboard Test." A big fan of single concave, Dane asked Britt to take out the vee from the original NeckBeard, creating single throughout. This

Barron rides the board from 6’2 to 6’8

A big fan of single concave

The Happy Everyday quickly became one of our favorite boards and we found ourselves wondering…“how can we ride this even more”

the bottom is flat

while foiled rails maintain sensitivity

This changed the rocker landscape some

there's no need to fix it

For both the entry and exit rockers he lowered them to increase paddle and planing speeds to cover a broader range of conditions

and carves better in the pocket

Pro's high performance sharpness - emphasising the flow and freedom of both

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

especially through the tail area