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The backside of the wooden fish surfboard also boasts a large M, the logo of Myers Surfboards, who created the shape. Near the bottom of the board, the bizia brand name sits below an albizia project certification logo, signifying the use of albizia wood as regenerative lumber to make this sustainable surfboard. Above the scalloped fish tail are two black futures fin slots.
The wooden retro shaped fish surfboard boasts a large M, the logo of Myers Surfboards, who created the shape. Under the M is Bizia's bird logo surrounded by text reading "chambered wood surfboards grown in hawaii".
A close-up of the glass-in fins and scalloped fish tail also shows the Myers Surfboards M logo, bizia brand logo and albizia project certification.
A close-up of the futures fin slots and scalloped fish tail also shows the bizia brand logo and albizia project certification.
A side-view closeup of the glass-on fins shows the ahi red option.
A side-view closeup of the glass-on fins shows the black option.
Harley Courts smacks the lip of an exploding wave, displaying the aggressive maneuvers possible to perform with this wooden fish surfboard.
Harley Courts gets low on his Bizia wooden fish and pulls into a tight barrel.
Harley Courts stands in shallow water, holding his Bizia fish as a barrelling wave crashes in front of him.
The backside of the wooden fish surfboard also boasts a large M, the logo of Myers Surfboards, who created the shape. Near the bottom of the board, the bizia brand name sits below an albizia project certification logo, signifying the use of albizia wood as regenerative lumber to make this sustainable surfboard. Above the scalloped fish tail are two black futures fin slots.
The wooden retro shaped fish surfboard boasts a large M, the logo of Myers Surfboards, who created the shape. Under the M is Bizia's bird logo surrounded by text reading "chambered wood surfboards grown in hawaii".
A close-up of the glass-in fins and scalloped fish tail also shows the Myers Surfboards M logo, bizia brand logo and albizia project certification.
A close-up of the futures fin slots and scalloped fish tail also shows the bizia brand logo and albizia project certification.
A side-view closeup of the glass-on fins shows the ahi red option.
A side-view closeup of the glass-on fins shows the black option.
Harley Courts smacks the lip of an exploding wave, displaying the aggressive maneuvers possible to perform with this wooden fish surfboard.
Harley Courts gets low on his Bizia wooden fish and pulls into a tight barrel.
Harley Courts stands in shallow water, holding his Bizia fish as a barrelling wave crashes in front of him.

Lean Twin Fin - Myers Surfboards

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The Lean by Hawaii shaper Carson Myers is modeled after the original Lis Fish from 1969. With added influence for some of Waldens earlier fish, this retro surfboard carries the classic proven to work. It has everything you would find from the boards designed in that era. Down rails, low rocker, flat to V out the tail. The Lean allows for a fast yet responsive feel, that you can ride in knee to well over head surf.

Available as a glass-on or a futures setup.

MODEL: Lean

SHAPER: Carson Myers

DIMENSIONS: 5'8" x 20 13/16" x 2 1/2"

WEIGHT: Varies Per Board

FIN SYSTEM / SETUP: Glass-on or Futures / Keel Twin

TAIL SHAPE: Fish

GLASSING TYPE: Entropy Bio-Epoxy, 2oz

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