Lower rocker profile
The lower overall rocker helps the board paddle easily and get moving quickly, particularly through smaller, weaker sections.
Pyzel Tiger Twin Surfboard
Pyzel Surfboards · Board Editorial
Tiger Twin
Twin-fin speed with a trailer for control — a fast, user-friendly small-wave board that paddles easily, accelerates quickly and stays lively in the pocket.
Tiger Series 1–6ft Twin + Trailer · Thruster Speed & Flow
The Tiger Twin
Small-wave speed. Big-time fun.
The Tiger Twin blends ideas from two of Pyzel’s much-loved smaller-wave designs: the Happy Twin and the White Tiger. It was developed to generate easy speed in weaker surf, while keeping the responsiveness and manoeuvrability needed when the waves improve.
Its wider beak nose, lower rocker and single-wing swallow tail help it paddle and accelerate easily. The twin-plus-trailer setup is designed to deliver the loose, speedy feeling of a twin while adding a little extra control.
Wave Range 1–6ft
Designed to make the most of weaker, flatter surf and remain lively when conditions improve.
Outline Wide & User-Friendly
A wider beak nose and single-wing swallow tail balance easy paddling with manoeuvrability.
Bottom Double to Vee
Double concave runs through most of the board, transitioning to a flatter vee panel off the tail.
Fin Setup Twin + Trailer
Designed around a twin-fin feel with a centre trailer; Pyzel also lists a thruster setup.
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The Tiger Twin is built to make average surf more fun: easy speed, smooth flow and enough hold to stay agile when you push it.
Bob GnarlyPyzel Tiger Twin · Editorial Take
What makes it work
Easy speed. Loose, lively turns.
The Tiger Twin combines a paddle-friendly outline and lower rocker with a bottom contour that helps it accelerate and roll from rail to rail. The result is a board aimed at fun, fast surfing in everyday conditions.
Double concave to vee
Double concave through most of the bottom transitions into a flat-panel vee off the tail, helping the board roll from rail to rail despite its width.
Twin + trailer design
The twin-plus-trailer concept offers the speed and looseness associated with a twin, with a centre fin to add control for surfers not quite ready for a full twin setup.
Why the Tiger Twin?
Make the most of everyday surf.
The Tiger Twin is aimed at surfers who want a board that makes weaker conditions more enjoyable without feeling limited when the surf gets better. Its outline and rocker are designed to help it get up to speed, while the tail and bottom contours support quick rail-to-rail transitions.
It also offers a useful middle ground for surfers curious about twin-fin surfing. The twin-plus-trailer setup gives you a taste of that loose, fast feeling with a little extra reassurance from the centre fin.
The shape
A wide, friendly outline with a lively tail.
The Tiger Twin uses a wider beak nose and a single-wing swallow tail. Combined with the lower rocker, this shape is designed to paddle easily, generate speed in weaker waves and remain manoeuvrable when you take it into the pocket.
Underneath, double concave through most of the board transitions into a flat-panel vee off the tail. Pyzel describes this combination as helping the board move smoothly from rail to rail despite its width.
OutlineWider beak nose with a single-wing swallow tail
RailsMedium / standard
RockerMedium-low nose and tail rocker
BottomDouble concave transitioning to vee
Fin optionsTwin + trailer or thruster
Who is the Tiger Twin for?
For surfers who want more fun in everyday waves.
Make weaker surf count
The lower rocker and paddle-friendly outline are intended to help you get moving and keep speed through flatter sections.
Try a looser feel
The twin-plus-trailer setup gives surfers a way to explore twin-fin speed and looseness without committing to a traditional two-fin setup.
Speed without losing agility
Pyzel positions the Tiger Twin for weaker surf as well as a variety of waves on better days, with a shape designed to stay agile in the pocket.
Sizing
Tiger Twin dimensions.
Standard dimensions published by Pyzel for the sizes currently represented in our Board Builder. Use volume as a starting point, then consider your ability, fitness and the waves you surf most often.
| Size | Width | Thickness | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5'0" | 19 1/4" | 2 3/8" | 25.30L |
| 5'2" | 19 1/2" | 2 7/16" | 27.00L |
| 5'4" | 19 3/4" | 2 1/2" | 29.00L |
| 5'6" | 20" | 2 9/16" | 31.00L |
| 5'8" | 20 1/8" | 2 5/8" | 33.00L |
| 5'10" | 20 3/8" | 2 11/16" | 35.00L |
| 6'0" | 20 5/8" | 2 3/4" | 37.30L |
| 6'2" | 21" | 2 7/8" | 41.00L |
| 6'4" | 21 1/4" | 3" | 44.10L |
Watch the Tiger Twin
See the Tiger Twin in action.
Tiger Twin — Team Edit
Watch Pyzel team surfers put the Tiger Twin through its paces in everyday surf.
Jon Pyzel — The Design
Hear more about the ideas behind the Tiger Twin and its place in the Pyzel range.
Two useful tools
Know your volume. Then build your board.
Find your ideal volume.
Use our volume calculator to get a starting range based on your weight, surfing ability, fitness and the waves you surf most often.
Find My Volume →Build your Tiger Twin.
Choose the Tiger Twin, compare the available sizes and create the board that suits the way you want to surf.
Open Board Builder →Bob's Take
The Tiger Twin looks made for making average days more enjoyable.
What stands out about the Tiger Twin is its clear purpose: easy speed in weaker surf, paired with a lively feel when you want to push through turns. The lower rocker and fuller outline help with paddling and acceleration, while the winged swallow tail and double-to-vee bottom are designed to keep it manoeuvrable.
The twin-plus-trailer setup is also a sensible entry point for surfers who like the idea of a twin but want a little more control. It is not just about going fast down the line; Pyzel describes a board that can still feel agile in the pocket and handle a range of conditions on better days.
Our advice: start by comparing the published volumes against boards you already ride, then factor in your ability and the waves you surf most. Pyzel notes that volume is a guide rather than an exact formula, and that weaker-wave boards may call for a little extra foam.
Ready to ride one?
Build your Tiger Twin.
Find a sensible volume starting point, then head into the Bob Gnarly Board Builder and choose your Tiger Twin size.
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