Torren Martyn Byron Bay on a Supachanger. PIC Simon Guthrie

The Supa-Charger ( 5’3” to 7’2” )

This board is a team and customer favorite; a high velocity short board built for explosive moves in the pocket and instant acceleration down the line. The Supercharger combines a single concave starting under the nose and blending into a slight vee on the back foot that enhances heavy vertical moves.

The Rocker is a pure arc of absolute power that will give you the muscle to decimate any wave right through the line. We have had great results with our team on this model and nearly 100% positive feedback from our customers. This board has been developed in the reefs, beaches and points around Byron Bay such as Lennox Head, Broken Head and the Pass. The SPR is available in a variety of different tail configurations such a squares, squashes, roundtails, pins and swallows.

The WMD ( 5’3” to 7’2” )

This small to medium wave design features a deep single concave with progressive tail rocker and a lower nose entry curve. It is super fast with exceptional drive and looseness in the pocket due to the accentuated tail curve through the fin area. This added tail curve is like having a turbocharger to push you to the absolute limit of vertical surfing and helps to make full rotation top turns effortless.

The WMD has the deepest part of the concave between your feet gives which you maximum control and the ability to commit to full-bloodied rail turns with ease. The WMD is a mainstay in our team quivers and tail options include; squash, thumb, swallow and rounded pintails.

Josh Lewan in Bali riding his WMD.s PIC Wayne Lewan

The Fire-Hawk ( 5'3" - 7'2" )

This model is ultra versatile and works in all conditions. It is a true all rounder and the pulled in swallow gives you extra bite for those brutal sections and open pits. The lower entry rocker combined with a medium concave allows you to zip over flat sections and generate your own speed like a flash.

Swallows are like a breath of fresh air. If you want a little dynamite under your feet then this is the board for you. The Firehawk is a fantastic board for big rooster tail cutbacks because the pulled in tail allows you to lay it over more through the turns. This reduced tail area also allows for more substantial control in the pocket and tighter turning arcs. The Firehawk is a great alternative to the generic rounded squares that are fashionable in todays market.

Josh Lewan in Bali PIC Wayne Lewan

All Round Pin. The Dagger (5’2’’ TO 7’4’’)

Low to Mid range pin. The Dagger has a medium entry rocker, a fuller rail and single concave. The continuous outline allows you to change direction instantly and perform dynamic verticals in the pocket. Its slightly wider nose and tail allows you to zip over the dead spots so you can ride this board an inch shorter and a touch wider. The Dagger also performs when the wave action gets extreme because it can handle hollow waves as well. If you want a change from squares then this model has a balance of power and precision guaranteed to excel.

Lee Miller Uluwatu riding a Dagger to the vertical extreme. PIC Uluwatu Cliff crew.

SuperGrommet .The Ninja

The Ninja is designed specifically with the younger surfer in mind. This board is consistanly used by our younger teamriders in competitions with definate success. The pictured board is 5'2 x 16 5/8'' x 1 '3/4 and features a single concave flowing into a light tail V.

The pictured surfer below is Soli Baily the winner of the Rusty Gromfest. He is shown here carving it up on a swallow tail verson of the Ninja in the long walls of Nias Indonesia. The Ninja is available in a variety of tail configurations depending on your requirements.

Soli Bailey all the way from Suffolk Park riding a 5'2" 'Supergrommet Ninja' at Nias Indonesia .

The Scorpion (Gun)

This rounded pin design excels in overhead surf Australasian conditions or any destination where you want to attack some serious waves. When the waves get big and powerful and you need a 100% dependable surfboard under your feet, then the Scorpion is the board for you.

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The View of Impossibles, Pedang Pedang from Bingan way.

The Scorpion rides like a short board but is easier to paddle because of its length and holds its line in the most vicious sections and maintains speed through the barrell. Order this board 2 to 4 inches longer than your shortboard or longer depending on your big wave aspirations. These boards have been ridden up to 7'6" in huge waves by Ulawatu legend Jeremy Williams and Blackrock local Nick Carter illustrated in the pictures below.

Jeremy Williams at 46 Charging, Mr Uluwatu, Missing in Action. (M.I.A) The winner of the "Byron Easter Classic" surfing competition over 25yrs ago with his name alongside other surfing greats. He said that Day he had to Paddle out from Padang and it took him around an hour to get out into the lineup at Temples.

Nick Carter riding the Scorpions deep in the barrell at Ozzy Pipe.