CHANNEL ISLANDS SURFBOARDS

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CHANNEL ISLANDS SURFBOARDS
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CHANNEL ISLANDS SURFBOARDS
Since 1969, Channel Islands Surfboards has been dedicated to performance and quality through hard work, innovation, and originality. Over the last 38 years, Channel
Islands has grown from a local grass-roots operation to a cutting edge organization, catering to the best surfers in the world.
It started with hard-core surfing and
quality in mind and these guidelines have brought us through three decades of constant change in the surf industry. Channel Islands will shape the new millennium
with innovative design and quality as our main focus.
“The driving force behind Channel Islands Surfboards is the demand on design created by the world’s greatest surfers, allowing for the highest performance surfing
possible.
To provide the most dedicated surfers with the most advanced, performance designs is my passion”
- Al Merrick, Designer/Shaper
In July of 2006, Channel Islands Surfboards was acquired by Burton Corporation. This is a marriage of two like-minded companies; both being privately held organizations
focused on rider-driven product and manufacturing the best possible equipment available. At a time when the surfboard industry was undergoing massive changes,
the added resources brought to CI from Burton allowed us to renew our focus on design and board building in our home of Santa Barbara California. CI promptly
e-Shapes
moved to a larger facility just blocks from Rincon Del Mar, setting the foundation for developing, testing, and building boards in Santa Barbara for many years to
come.
computer pre-shapes
“Computer pre-shapes allow the surfer to get the closest possible board to my original designs. The end result is a better, truer board for the surfer. One of the
hardest things for a shaper to do is replicate a magic board from a raw blank, much less try to change it slightly to get a different feel.
machine provides for a proven and reliable starting point for each design.
pre-shapes that I slightly alter to render feedback on my design ideas.
This is where the milling
Kelly, Bobby, Dane, Taylor, Rob and all CI team ride boards generated from my computer
This provides me with instantaneous feedback.
After working with the team on various shapes, I will finish a redesigned master board that fuses team feedback for the entire year.
The master is then input to
the computer that controls the milling machine. From this point on, orders will be cut (pre-shaped) by the machine according to the specifications set by the master
and changed based on customer needs. Boards are then hand-sanded by finish shapers in Santa Barbara that combined, have over 200 years of shaping experience.
07 Models
The real beauty of using the machine is that a board I develop for a team rider can be expanded or contracted to work for surfers of different sizes and abilities.
Before the computer, doing this would have been impossible.”
New models for 07
KSMALL, KBOARD, TKNOX, BOBBY, BISCUIT, POD, STAND-UP FISH and the STAND UP CADDI (pictured to the right)
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KSMALL
redesigned for 07
KBOARD
redesigned for 07
BOBBY
TKNOX
BISCUIT
POD
STAND UP FISH
STAND UP CADDI
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Shortboar
shortboards...
Alex Gray . photo : burkard
A6
a6
MODEL DESCRIPTION
CI's performance shortboard design for 2006: An all purpose short board for a wide
variety of every-day surfing conditions. Low entry rocker and single concave make
for a responsive and loose feel. Commonly ridden and tested on tour during the
2006 WCT and WQS season, though the A6 is still forgiving enough to be ridden
by all levels of surfers. Medium full rails. Find one at your local dealer up to 6'6".
We can custom build your A6 up to 7'0" long and 3" thick.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want a board that is user friendly and adapts to a variety of wave types.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and a Half
Rob Machado . photo sherman
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M4
m4
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A favorite with surfers on tour for riding small to medium waves:
Flat entry rocker,
increased tail kick, full rail, and single concave. The M-4 has a wider nose and tail,
so ride this one an inch shorter and a hair wider if you surf mostly in small waves.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You surf with a balance of power and precision and in a variety of wave conditions.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head and a Half
Dane Reynolds . photo sherman
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Mx
MX
MODEL DESCRIPTION
The yardstick of the shortboard line and CI’s longest standing shorty: low entry rocker
with accelerated rocker out the tail. Offering a forgiving and responsive feel, the MX works well with all types of surfers, but best for those who like to trim off the
front foot and turn off the back foot.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
If you feel you drive more on your forward foot the lower rocker will work well for
you. Quick turns in the pocket off the back foot.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [3] - Pro [8]
Waist High - Head and a Half
Kalani Robb . photo sherman
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Mbm
MBM
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Originally developed with Bobby Martinez, the M-BM is now our most popular shortboard
for advanced surfers. The M-BM has a full rail and plenty of volume in the nose
and tail to make it user friendly.
Likes to be surfed vertical and in the pocket.
Relatively flat under the front foot to a double concave/vee combo out the back.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want to ride what lots of the pros are riding
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Double Overhead
Bobby Martinez . photo sherman
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Flyer
flyer f
MODEL DESCRIPTION
The most popular shortboard in the line. This board excels in small to medium surf
but still rides and responds like a conventional shortboard.
Al considers this the
best small wave shortboard he has ever designed. It should be ridden 2” to 3” shorter
and
1/4” to 1/2”
wider than your normal shortboard.
We can build the Flyer
up to 7’6” for you big guys. For 2007 the Flyer is available as a Quad.
Also available in Tuflite technology in select dimensions.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want to maintain the same speed and maneuverability you have on your shortboard
in good waves but when the surf is small.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [3] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head and a Half
Yadin Nicol . photo sherman
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FlyerI
flyer II f
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Widely considered the most versatile shortboard we make. Full rails allow for floatation
in small waves while the swallow tail keeps it solid in overhead surf.
Order it 1/8”
thinner than your normal shortboard. Also commonly ridden an inch shorter. Available
in Tuflite construction.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
If you can only have one board for all types of waves from real small to well overhead, this is your board.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [3] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and 3/4
Sofia Mulanovich . photo sherman
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MB
Mbb
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A high performance shortboard designed for the surfer who wants or needs more
volume:
flat deck and a full rail. The bottom is comprised of a single to double
concave for a loose feel. Order from 6’6” to 8’0” with center widths from 19 1/2”
to 22”+ and thickness from 2 1/2” to 3”+.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
This is not a prop. This is a high performance shortboard for the heavier, more
mature surfer.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Beginner [1] - Advanced [8]
Wasit High - Double Overhead
Shaun Tomson . photo orias
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Kelly Slater . photo welsh
Signature
SIGnature models...
Kboar
K.Board
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Kelly’s 2007 model has been re-mastered to integrate design features from his record
setting 8th world title campaign:
single concave, low entry rocker, and fcs k.3 fins.
For most, this board will feel more forgiving than last years k-board. Order custom
from 5'4" to 7'0".
Standard 2007 tail is squash. The 2004 round tail version is
available in Tuflite Technology.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want to ride what the 8-time world champ rides. We can make it to suit you.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and a Half
Kelly with his Magic, tempature sensitive, color changing 6’1” Kboard
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Ksma
K.Small
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Al Merrick and Kelly Slater have completely redesigned the Ksmall for 2007 to
incorporate changes that were made during his 2006 World Title run.
It now
has a more relaxed entry rocker, completely new bottom contours and a wider tail.
This board is engineered to be faster and looser than any of his previous small
wave models.
Due to Kelly's recent experimentation the Ksmall is also available in
a quad fin set-up.
than his tri fin.
Kelly finds, as a quad, the board feels much freer out of turns
Built up to 6’8”.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are more concerned with your board's performance in small waves than getting
maximum float.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
Ankle High - 2ft Overhead
photo . welsh
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Kstep
K.step
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A proven travel board. This is the board Kelly would ride as a 6’3” or 6’6” at places
like the Mentawais and Teahupoo. When the waves get a little bigger or powerful,
but you don’t quite need a gun, this is the board.
Available up to 7’6”.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are spending time in good surf that doesn't require a gun but is a little too
juicy for your shortboard.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
Head High - Double Overhead
photo . sherman
photo . orias
photo . orias
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Bobby
BOBBY
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This is the board Al designed for Bobby’s rookie season: in order to build boards
for the demands of Bobby’s surfing in WCT conditions, Al made the 2007 Bobby
Signature different than his M-BM of the past. The nose and tail are more narrow,
the vee dropped out the tail and rocker kicked, rails thinned, and bottom has added
concave. Definitely a board made for the advanced surfer in mind.
We can build
this up to 7’0” in length.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You surf well with attacking style.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [6] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and a Half
photo . orias
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Tknox
t.knox
MODEL DESCRIPTION
All new for 2007. Designed by Al for Taylor’s powerful full-rail surfing and crushing
direction changes.
An all around shortboard built for the power surfer who likes
to carve yet forgiving enough to be ridden by most skill levels. Available in either
a squash or Taylor’s preferred round pin tail. Super deep single concave through
the entire board. Look for this board at your local dealer starting in summer. Or
we can custom build this board up to 7’0”.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You surf powerful or have a carving style.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [4] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Double Overhead
photo . sherman
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Rob M
ROB MACHADO
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This board offers the surfer the same features and performance specifically designed
for Rob Machado.
Soft and forgiving forward rails with a curvy outline to generate
speed and maintain extreme maneuverability. We can build this up to 7’0” in any
tail you like.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are either built like Rob or are light on your feet. Generally a lower volume
board.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [4] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and a Half
photo . sherman
photo . orias
photo . sherman
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Red B
RED beauty
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Tom Curren's legendary Op Pro winning Red Beauty. Wide nose and tail, full rails,
and the signature Merrick bump squash. A lot of volume packed into a small board.
Order custom dimensions and airbrush or available at your local dealer with the
red Curren band in the following dimensions:
6'0" x 18 3/4” x 2 3/8” | 6'2" x 19” x 2 1/2” | 6'4" x 19 1/2” x 2 5/8”
6'6" x 19 3/4” x 2 3/4” | 6'10” x 20 1/2” x 3”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want a fun board for small waves with a piece of history in it.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [4] - Pro [8]
Knee High - Head and a Half
photos . sherman
Black
black beauty
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Replica of Tom Curren’s famous mid-80’s Bell’s Beach, Occy beating, and world title
winning board. Vee bottom makes this a great step up board for good waves. Order
custom built or available at your local dealer in:
6’3” x 18 3/4” x 2 1/2” | 6’6” x 19 1/4” x 2 3/4”
6’9” x 20 1/4” x 2 7/8” | 7’0” x 20 3/4” x 3”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You have a powerful carving style. Tom Curren circa 1985.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [8]
Head High - Double Overhead
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Specialt
specialty...
Joe Curren . self portrait
Pod
POD
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Developed by Dane Reynolds throughout his premier movie “First Chapter”, the Pod
is built to fly; The Pod will position itself into the smallest ramp and allow for a
technical launch.
Deep concaves with foiled nose and swallow tail keep the pod
lively and maintain high performance. The “snub” nose puts volume forward, allowing
for maximum planing and wave catching. Ride this board 8” shorter, about 1 1/2”
wider and about 1/8” thicker. Order custom or comes standard at your local dealer
in: 5’4” x 19 1/2” x 2 1/4” | 5’6” x 19 3/4” x 2 3/8” | 5’8” x 20” x 2 3/8”
5’10” x 20 1/4” x 2 3/8” |
6’0” x 20 1/2” x 2 1/2“ | 6’2” x 20 3/4” x 2 5/8”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You like technical and futuristic surfing, emphasis on airs in small to medium surf.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [10]
Ankle High - 2ft Overhead
Dane Reynolds
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Bis
BISCUIT
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A short and stubby tri-fin: the biscuit design was developed with Rob Machado during
the Hurley “Rip My Shredstick” tour through Australia. Overwhelmingly the favorite
of all boards ridden on the shredstick tour, the Biscuit rides free and loose in the
smallest surf and catches waves like boards a foot longer. Order your biscuit 8” to
10” shorter, 1” to 2” wider and 1/2” to 3/4” thicker than your shortboard.
“…foam is your friend… don’t be scared of it.
A little bit of extra foam here and
there is good for the soul… and your surfing.” - Rob. Order custom or comes standard
at your local dealer in: 5’2” x 19 3/4” x 2 3/4” | 5’4” x 19 7/8” x 2 3/4”
5’6” x
20” x 2 3/4” | 5’8” x 20 1/4” x 2 3/4”
| 5’10” x 20 1/2” x 2 7/8”
6’0” x 21” x 3”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are open to drawing new lines with the shortest rail possible.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Beginner [1] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head High
Rob Machado . photos peter king
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Sash
Sashimi
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Originally designed for contest surfing in small or weak surf: wide tail for maximum
speed over flat spots. Entry rocker is substantial with a single concave running the
length of the board and a flat panel exiting off a winged swallow with low tail rocker.
Order the Sashimi 2” to 4” shorter than your normal board and 1/4” to 1/2” wider.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
If you have to ride really small, gutless surf, but you still want to go fast, this is
the board for you.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - [7]
Ankle High - 2 ft Overhead
Skinn
SKINNY FISH
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This is the original CI Retro Fish template thinned out for maximum performance.
Al tuned the rails to make the Skinny Fish versatile in all kinds of waves. Comes
standard clear with sanded finish and ultralight glass job. Popular as a Quad with
4.75 leading fins and 4.5 trailing fin. Custom lengths available upon request or find
at your local dealer.
5’6” x 20” x 2 3/16“
| 5’8” x 20 1/2” x 2 5/16” | 5’10” x
21” x 2 7/16” | 6’0” x 21 1/4” x 2 1/2” | ’2” x 21 1/2” x 2 9/1
6’6” x 22” x 2 11/16”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You look to ride your fish almost everyday in all types of waves.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head High
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T.7
x.m Tow
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A progressive tow board for all types of conditions. Speed oriented and best suited
for carving on large open faces. Most commonly ridden 5’6” to 6’0”. The straightness
of the rail make the X-M ride longer so ride it shorter. We recommend you order
this as a quad setup (see photo below) with G-10 material future fins. Stock weight
10 lbs. Comes with inserts for regular and goofy stances, as well as additional inserts
for weights in larger surf if desired. One set of Da Kine Primo footstraps included.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are towing in large down-the-line surf.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Intermediate [6] - Pro [10]
Double Overhead - As big as it gets...
X.M
T.7 tow
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Al’s more traditional tow board shape: the T-7 is designed for beach break barrels
and reef slab conditions. Comes as a thruster with your choice of either traditional
fiberglass or G-10 fins. Most common sizes are 5’6” to 6’2” from 16 •to 17” wide
and max thickness 2 1/8” . Stock 8 lbs. Comes with inserts for regular and goofy
stances, as well as additional inserts for weights in large surf. One set of Da Kine
Primo footstraps included.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You and a good friend own a PWC and like to tow in large hollow conditions.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Intermediate [6] - Pro [10]
Shoulder High - As big as it gets...
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Retro
Retro
CI
CI FISH
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A fish by definition, with two fins, a deep swallow tail, resin tints and polish gloss.
Designed not just as an exercise in nostalgia, but to be user friendly. Al has put
his experience and input from the world's best surfers to make an incredibly fast
and fun board.
Fins have cant and bottom is a light single to double concave to
allow for maneuverability uncommon to traditional fish design. Full rails provide max
volume for small waves. Order the fish approximately 6 inches shorter than your
everyday board, or go the same length for maximum wave catching. Custom lengths
available upon request or find at your local dealer.
5’6” x 20” x 2 3/16“
5’8” x 20 1/2” x 2 5/16” | 5’10” x 21” x 2 7/16” | 6’0” x 21 1/4” x 2 1/2”
6’2” x 21 1/2” x 2 9/16” | 6’6” x 22” x 2 11/16”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Spending time in small surf and an open mind.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head High
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MS
MSF
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Inspired by Rob Machado in 2001, the single fin has proven to ride as smooth as
it looks. A full outline makes the MSF fun even in small waves. Comes with a polished
gloss finish, a retro style resin tint and a fin designed by Rob.
Ride this board a
little shorter than your everyday shortboard. Order custom built or available at your
local dealer as: 5’9” x 19 3/4” x 2 5/8” | 6’1” x 20” x 23/4”
6’5” x 20 1/2” x 2 7/8” | 6’9” x 21” x 3”
7’0” x 21 1/2” x 3 1/8”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Everyone must experience the soul in Rob's quiver.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [3] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head and a Half
MS
MSF G2
MODEL DESCRIPTION
2nd generation single fin:
Al and Rob Machado got together in the shaping room
to create this retro beauty. This collaboration produced a spiral vee single fin to
be ridden narrower than the original first generation. Designed for good waves and
comes with a raked flexible fin.
Polished gloss finish with retro style resin tint or
opaque and a fin designed by Rob are standard.
Order custom built or available
at your local dealer as: 5’10” x 19 1/4” x 2 5/8” | 6’2” x 19 3/4” x 2 3/4”
6’6” X 20 1/4” x 2 7/8” | 6’10” x 20 3/4” x 3” | 7’0” x 21 1/4” x 3 1/8”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You have access to good waves and like drawing clean lines.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [2] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Double Overhead
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Guns
Guns
Msg
MSG
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A solid feeling board for overhead juice: vee panels allow the board to sit in the
water and provide drive and stability in heavy conditions.
A great travel board for
cold or warm water power. Available up to 7'2" in length.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Looking to ride a little bigger surf than your shortboard can handle
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [4] - Pro [10]
Head High - Double Overhead
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Mg
MG
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This is for bigger waves requiring a board from 7’3” to 8’4”:
The MG has a flatter
deck for improved paddling and the thickness is carried out to the rails and then
tucked for a positive feeling in heavy conditions. The bottom contour is flat in the
center flowing to flat-panel vee out the back one-third of the board.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are starting to get serious now. Double overhead plus
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [6] - Pro [10]
Head and a Half - Triple Overhead
Mbg
MBG
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This is our big gun from 8’6” to 10”3”: Designed for big heavy surf. Tested at
Mavericks, Waimea, and outer reefs around the globe.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
This is if you don't want an excuse. As big as you can ride.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [7] - Pro [10]
Double and a Half - 6x Overhead
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Hybrids,L
hybrids, longboards, subs...
The S
THE STRANGE
MODEL DESCRIPTION
The Strange, developed by Al Merrick and Tory Strange, provides for quick acceleration
when walking the nose and trimming. It features a deep concave in the nose which
runs to a rolled vee out the tail and pinched 50/50 rails. It gives you that nostalgic
feel that you’ve been searching for and is a favorite of our team inbetween competitions.
An all around fun board.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Looking for a good time time in small surf
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Beginner [1] - Pro [10]
Ankle High - Head and a Half
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M1
m13
MODEL DESCRIPTION
This is a performance hybrid that caters to the widest possible type and size of
surfer and the widest range of wave conditions. Not to be confused with a funshape
type board. Paddles like a funshape, but surfs like a shortboard. Available in either
a squash or round pin, most common sizes are from 6’10” to 8’0”.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You are looking for a hybrid surfboard with shortboard performance. This is not a
shrunk-down longboard.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [2] - [8]
Knee High - Double Overhead
Wate
Water Hog
MODEL DESCRIPTION
A good wave catcher, this mini-longboard bridges the gap between the performance
oriented M-13 hybrid model and our longboard line.
and enough tail rocker to stay high performance.
concave, to vee out the tail.
7’0” to 8’11”.
Low entry rocker for trimming
Bottom goes from flat entry with
Al suggests riding this as a thruster, available from
Can also be ordered as a single box with side biters.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want to catch TONS of waves without riding a longboard.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [2] - Advanced [8]
Waist High - Head and a Half
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Perfo
Performer
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Al’s shortboard experience built into our best selling longboard: This board has
accelerated rocker throughout and vee out the last third. Designed specifically with
the modern longboarder in mind. Recommended as a single box fin with side biters.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Not for the cruising longboarder. More for an aggressive performance-minded
longboarder.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [2] - Pro [10]
Waist High - Head and a Half
Mikey DeTemple . photo : pidgeon
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Perfo
Performer II
The original performer now with a lower entry rocker to allow for increased wave
catching and performance in small waves.
Outline has a blunt nose. Paddles and
surfs fast with the same maneuverability of the original performer. Recommended
as a single box fin with side biters.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Looking for a balance of aggresive tail rocker for turning and a flatter nose for
noseriding
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Late Beginner [3] - Pro [10]
Knee High - Head and a Half
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H40
H4000
MODEL DESCRIPTION
Lower rocker offspring of the custom only H-2000 outline.
The lower entry allows
for easier paddling and glide into waves as well as nose riding in small surf than
our H-2000 did. Comes standard with a single stringer. Recommended as a single
fin with side biters.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
Looking for a balance of aggresive tail rocker for turning and a flatter nose for
noseriding.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Intermediate [2] - Pro [10]
Ankle High - Head and a Half
Belen . photo sherman
Class
Classic
MODEL DESCRIPTION
With low rocker and 50/50 rails, this elegant beauty is a real head turner and back
strainer.
Comes
standard
with
a
single
box
fin.
Line-up
beware.
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You surf with classic style, This is a great cruiser.
SKILL LEVEL / WAVE HEIGHT GUIDELINES
Beginner [1] - Pro [10]
Ankle High - Head and a Half
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Stand
Stand up caddi
MODEL DESCRIPTION
The "Caddi" Stand-Up Paddle Board is designed for good stability for open water
paddling but still allows easy maneuverability in the surf. Available with a four fin
set up with single fin box that enhances maneuverability and creates a nice clean
track while paddling and surfing. This Stand-Up Paddle Board comes with a half moon
tail and is available in 11 and 12 foot versions as follows:
11’0” x 28-30” x 4 1/4” - 4 1/2” | 12’0” x 28-30” x 4 1/4” - 4 1/2”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
You want to spend time in the water even on the smallest days and get a core
workout with long flat water paddles
SKILL LEVEL
Beginner [1] - Pro [10]
Rob Machado . photo sherman
Stand
Stand up Fish
MODEL DESCRIPTION
The Stand Up Fish is a result of Al and Rob's collaboration and testing over the
last several months. Not only is this board a fast and stable paddler, it is easier
to surf than any other stand-up board on the market. The SUB Fish is designed
for spending time in the surf rather than distance paddling. Comes standard with a
swallow
tail
quad
setup
and
is
available
in
the
following
sizes
:
9’0” x 27-29” x 4-4 1/2” | 10’0” x 28-30” x 4-44 1/2” | 11’0” x 28-30” x 4-4 1/2”
WHO SHOULD RIDE THIS BOARD
This board can help you get the most out of your SUB wave riding experience.
SKILL LEVEL
Late Intermediate [5] - Pro [10]
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Tuflite
tuflites
ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
“TUFLITES are produced by first matching a pre-tested design, then cloning that
proven board again and again so the surfer purchasing it knows it’s going to perform.
The second aspect of performance is weight.
A lighter, stiffer board is more
FLYER II
FLYER
responsive. This allows quicker direction changes and tighter positioning on the wave.”
STRUCTURAL DURABILITY:
A board with structural durability does not mean it’s undingable or unbreakable.
is a board engineered not to fall apart under your feet while surfing.
It
The deck is
designed not to crush or delaminate from general surfing. The body of the board
is tough enough to take those little thumps here and there without opening holes.
FLYER
5’10” x 18 1/4” x 2 1/8” |
6’1” x 18 3/4” x 2 1/4“ |
6’4” x 19 1/2” x 2 1/2“
6’8” x 20 1/2” x 2 7/8“
FLYER II
KSMALL
KBOARD
6’3” x 18 3/4” x 2 3/8” |
KSMALL
5'9” X 18 1/4” X 2 1/8” |
KBOARD
6’1” x 18 1/4” x 2 1/4” |
6’6” x 19 1/4” x 2 1/2“ |
7’2” x 21” x 2 7/8“
6'0” X 18 7/8” X 2 1/4” | 6'2” X 19 1/4” X 2 3/8”
6’3” x 18 5/8” x 2 5/16“ |
6’6” x 18 3/4” x 2 3/8“
6’9” x 18 7/8” x 2 1/2“
M13
WATERHOG
M13
7’0” x 21” x 2 5/8” |
WATERHOG
7’2” x 21” x 2 5/8” |
7’6” x 21” x 2 7/8“ |
8’0” x 22” x 2 7/8“
7’10” x 22” x 2 3/4“
See cisurboards.com for new color options
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Hydr
Hydro Epic
ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
We offer the 2004 – 2006 M-BM in a carbon fiber technology by HydroEpic. These
boards are hollow and provide a light and durable alternative to our traditional
polyester construction. Available in the following sizes.
6’1” x 18 1/8” x 2 1/4” | 6’3” x 18 1/2 ” x 2 5/16”
6’6” x 19 1/8” x 2 1/2”
Hydro Epic surfboards are made from an array of aerospace composite materials
including, but not limited to: Kevlar by Dupont (polyphenylene terephthalamide), Carbon
fiber, carbon reinforced glass, pure carbon, UV inhibited Mil-spec epoxy resin
Aluminum,
aluminum
honeycomb,
aluminum
coated
fabric
and
air.
XT
XTR
ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
Channel Islands offers a number of its high performance models available in XTR
technology. XTR is extruded polystyrene (a closed cell styrofoam blank), this means
it does not absorb water even if dinged.
Glassed with epoxy resin, using a new
patented technology which releases built up gas thus reducing delamination. Al has
been testing his designs in this technology for five years and the result is an extremely
high performance surfboard, providing a very lively feel and riding slightly more
buoyant than a standard polyurethane board.
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Custom
custom order
THE FIVE “V”
Al's hi-performance shortboard release during 2005 was a product of continued research
with the world's top professionals such as Tim Curran and Kalani Robb.
More nose
and tail rocker than any design over the previous two years, combined with a flat to
single concave bottom contour, provides for both speed and maneuverability. Narrow
nose moves the wide-point back to accommodate quick explosive back-foot surfing
styles.
A board that needs to be ridden vertical. See your local dealer to custom
order.
RM MODEL
Due to popular demand Al has brought back Rob's 2001 square tail. Less nose area,
soft forward rails, a pulled square tail with added tail rocker make it well suited to
the lighter and quicker surfer. See your authorized dealer to custom order.
RETRO QUAD
An exact copy of Al's personal 1982 four fin.
Stated by Al to be one of his
favorite boards of all-time, this design was dusted off for those looking
for
a
Quad
different
fin
approach.
setup
changeable
Al
has
to
a
added
a
trailing
thruster,
a
twin,
or
fin,
a
making
twin
the
finner.
MTF Twin Finner
Designed for smaller surf:
Low rocker makes the board extremely fast, twin fin setup
equates to a loose feel, while small stabilizing fin keeps the board solid in the pocket.
Heavy cult following.
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Fin Op
FCS
FUTURE
LOKBOX
GLASS ON
CI Fin
CI fins options
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