TimmyPatterson　NEWMODEL

The Scorpion is another new "horse" in our 2014 stable and is only a couple chromosomes different than the Spud. Timmy designed the Scorpion to be incredibly fast and responsive. The medium-low entry rocker leads to single deep concave and eventually ends with slight vee off the tail to ensure that this board rides at lightning speeds. The wide point is moved forward and the pulled in tail allows for quick power turns anywhere on a wave. The rails are medium while the volume is distributed evenly for paddling power. This board is meant to be put on rail at fast speeds without hesitation. The Scorpion works best in waves waist high to a little overhead. This model comes as a swallow tail and can be ridden as a tri or quad.

The Speed Drive is a complete dragster. The single concave bottom keeps you going fast right off your bottom turn and keeps momentum till the fins drag on the sand. The medium entry rocker and slight flip in the tail helps create that speedy glide-drive from turn to turn. This board has a medium-full rail and keeps much of its volume under your front foot. The middle of the board has less rocker tending to be a tad flatter giving it that speed. The Speed Drive also has a hip in the outline right where the fins are that brings in the tail block just enough for faster maneuverability. This board works best as a tri or quad fin and is ridden with a squash or swallow tail. This board is designed for small to medium surf.

We have all seen those guys out at our local spot catching all kinds of waves on their "retro" fish boards. We like the idea of catching waves as well, but we knew we could always make those "retro" boards go faster and turn harder by applying a much more aggressive performance feel to the fish design. The Devil Fish is the cure to your summer time blues. We took the "retro" fish and thinned out the rails back on the tail to give you that hard bite and hold for faster and harder rail turns. The bottom has a progressive flat to vee concave for high performance rail to rail surfing at high speeds. The semi-down rail lets the board roll onto the rail without having to fight to keep your lines steady. The Devil Fish is not your prototypical “retro", it is one of the most high performance fish designs on the market! The Devil Fish rides best as a twin fin or quad.

This is for the man who has everything, except one of these. The Flying Saucer is a Timmy Patterson original design that he has kept underground for over 25 years. Christian Fletcher has been testing this design since the early 90’s and has been seen doing crazy stuff on it. This unique design is used for those small weak days when you need something to give you that extra push and maneuverability. The Flying Saucer should be ridden 3”-6” smaller than your standard shortboard. Just as name implies, it has an extremely fuller and wider outline complemented with a flat deck and full rails. We kept lots of volume and width in the nose and tail to ensure optimal floatation. To make sure this thing really does fly, the Flying Saucer has low entry rocker and low flip in the tail along with single to double concave and vee off the tail. The Flying Saucer works out of this world as a twin fin, twin fin with small trailer fin or quad. Note, the Flying Saucer is only available with a double wing wide squash.

The Fish Sauce is another new model for 2014 and is a slight modification of the Flying Saucer. If you like summer in California then you are going to love this board. The Fish Sauce has all the goodies that the Flying Saucer has, and more. Timmy brought the tail in by designing a double wing, round swallow tail that allows the board to turn without sacrificing any speed. This board comes loaded with volume nose to tail and rail to rail. Just as it's predecessor, the Flying Saucer, the Fish Sauce is designed for floatation and paddling while incorporating optimal high performance. Timmy also added heavy vee off the tail and full rails with a flat deck. The Fish Sauce works best in head high surf and under. Ride this board as a twin, tri, or quad.