About:
A remake of a classic YORKY Twin of 2004, fusing state-of-the-art foils of that era with an innovative, striking rocker configuration that yielded exceptional results.
The central idea revolves around a compact, slightly wider thruster design, accentuated by an integrated wing feature, Twin fins and radical rocker.
Distinct Rocker:
The standout element of this design resides in its rocker profile. While the stringer line maintains a balanced disposition, it's the rail line curvature that takes on an audacious character. A pronounced bump rocker is introduced between the foot placements, characterized by a tight curve that seamlessly transitions into a flat panel on either side. This configuration generates both high-speed propulsion off the front and back, coupled with a fluid and agile feel beneath the feet. The gradual entry of the nose adds to the progressive nature of the design.
Contours:
The Phase 2 starts with an initially flat forward section, which then transforms as it intersects with the rail rocker's bump feature. At this juncture, the contour splits into a V-shaped configuration, progressively deepening as it extends toward the tail.
Rails and Foil:
The refined rails and foiling closely align with the standards of contemporary shortboards, ensuring optimal performance and maneuverability.
Final Thoughts:
The Phase 2 has garnered substantial popularity due to its dedicated focus on enabling dynamic, high-performance surfing.
Recommended Dimensions:
When placing an order for the Phase 2, consider a length ranging from just around 2 inches longer than your height, up to 6 inches beyond your height. The innovative bump rocker efficiently centralizes weight and stance over the back, creating a generous sweet spot across the spectrum of chosen lengths. Opting for a slightly increased width and thickness is advisable for those aiming to go exceptionally short while maintaining stability and control.
About:
A remake of a classic YORKY Twin of 2004, fusing state-of-the-art foils of that era with an innovative, striking rocker configuration that yielded exceptional results.
The central idea revolves around a compact, slightly wider thruster design, accentuated by an integrated wing feature, Twin fins and radical rocker.
Distinct Rocker:
The standout element of this design resides in its rocker profile. While the stringer line maintains a balanced disposition, it's the rail line curvature that takes on an audacious character. A pronounced bump rocker is introduced between the foot placements, characterized by a tight curve that seamlessly transitions into a flat panel on either side. This configuration generates both high-speed propulsion off the front and back, coupled with a fluid and agile feel beneath the feet. The gradual entry of the nose adds to the progressive nature of the design.
Contours:
The Phase 2 starts with an initially flat forward section, which then transforms as it intersects with the rail rocker's bump feature. At this juncture, the contour splits into a V-shaped configuration, progressively deepening as it extends toward the tail.
Rails and Foil:
The refined rails and foiling closely align with the standards of contemporary shortboards, ensuring optimal performance and maneuverability.
Final Thoughts:
The Phase 2 has garnered substantial popularity due to its dedicated focus on enabling dynamic, high-performance surfing.
Recommended Dimensions:
When placing an order for the Phase 2, consider a length ranging from just around 2 inches longer than your height, up to 6 inches beyond your height. The innovative bump rocker efficiently centralizes weight and stance over the back, creating a generous sweet spot across the spectrum of chosen lengths. Opting for a slightly increased width and thickness is advisable for those aiming to go exceptionally short while maintaining stability and control.
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