Boards shown:

6'0" Stubbie 2+1 :: 20.5" x 2-3/8" :: khaki green opaque :: wet-sanded gloss :: volan side fins :: 7" Bonzer center fin.

5'7" Stubbie 2+1 :: 20" x 2-1/4 " :: vanilla opaque:: polished deck :: wet-sanded bottom :: bamboo side-bites and 7" Bonzer center fin by 101 Fin Company.

5'11" Stubbie 2+1 :: 20.25" x 2-3/8" :: kelp green resin tint :: polished gloss :: bamboo side-bites and 7" Bonzer center fin by 101 Fin Company.

5'11" Stubbie 2+1 :: 20.25" x 2-3/8" :: dark chocolate opaque :: polished deck :: wet-sanded bottom :: bamboo side-bites and 7" Bonzer center fin by 101 Fin Company.

5'10" Stubbie 2+1 :: 20.5" x 2-3/8" :: clear, wet-sanded gloss:: fiberglass side-bites by Jack Jensen :: 7" Bonzer center fin by 101 Fin Company.

Here's Justin Adams drawing some clean lines on a 5'8" Stubbie 2+1 in the Japanese film, "United."

stubbie 2+1

Now that quad-fin designs have established themselves as a fundamental part of a well-rounded quiver, it's refreshing to get back on something with the stability of a center fin. Big cutbacks are a staple maneuver with these boards, and rebounding off the whitewater is a bit easier with the depth of a center fin. The side fins provide a little more bite in critical waves, and can be used to generate speed when driving hard off the tail.

Surfing the stubbie 2+1 shorter equals a fast and pivoty experience, while going longer makes for a higher wave count and more speed off the high-line.

~ Single-concave into double-concave vee (spiral vee.)
~ Glass-on side-bites available in fiberglass, bamboo, and marine-ply.
~ Tapered stringers for flex and "variable rocker."
~ Available 5'5" to 6'5".

~ 100% hand-shaped

Hull-influenced, but not a hull...

<--- That's Justin Phillips on his 5'9" Stubbie 2+1.