Cortez Prism Fugitive Surfboard
The Cortez Prism Fugitive surfboard is a prime example of a classic mini mal. It features a flat rocker and full nose, ensuring a stable and effortless ride. Whether you're a beginner looking to master the basics or a seasoned surfer seeking to conquer smaller, weaker waves, this board is perfect for you.
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Made with a high-quality stringerless EPS Foam Core and laminated with epoxy resin, this board boasts exceptional durability and a lively feel. In addition, carbon strips replace the traditional wooden stringer to create a fast and responsive flex pattern that will endure for the lifetime of the board. This lightweight and resilient EPS/Epoxy surfboard will maintain its "new board feel" for years to come.
The Cortez Prism Fugitive is an excellent rendition of the classic mini mal design, offering easy paddling, wave-catching, and surfing. Its ample sweet spot provides forgiveness for novice riders, while the pulled-down rails and aggressive rocker make for smooth turns.
Board Dimensions
- Length - 7'6"
- Width - 22"
- Thickness - 2.875"
- Litres - 57.25
Features
- The Cortez Fugitive surfboard 7ft 6
- Ability: Beginner/Intermediate
- Volume: 57.25 litres
- Rider: Up to 100kg
- Conditions: From knee to head high waves
- Construction: Three Phase Epoxy
- Dimensions: 7ft 6 x 22 x 2.875
- Fin System: FCS 3 Fin
- Fins included: FCS 3 Fin Set
- Colour: Grey
Who are Cortez Surfboards?
Cortez Surfboards is a brand known for crafting high-quality, custom surfboards designed for performance and style. With decades of experience, they have become a staple in the surf community. The brand’s surfboards are built with attention to detail, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics are prioritized. Cortez offers a range of boards, including shortboards, longboards, and fish designs.
Each board is handmade by skilled craftsmen using top-notch materials. The boards are engineered to suit different surfing styles, from beginners to seasoned pros. Cortez Surfboards prides itself on its ability to tailor boards for individual preferences, ensuring an optimal surfing experience.
The brand’s design philosophy focuses on creating boards that enhance speed, maneuverability, and overall ride. Whether carving through waves or performing aerial tricks, A Cortez surfboard is built to perform. They are known for their smooth gliding and stability in both small and big waves.
Cortez also puts a premium on eco-consciousness. They use sustainable materials in many of their surfboards, minimizing their environmental impact. This commitment to sustainability resonates with surfers who want to reduce their carbon footprint while enjoying their sport.
Customer satisfaction is a core value for Cortez Surfboards. They offer excellent customer service, working closely with surfers to ensure the perfect board is crafted for each individual. Many loyal customers return for custom orders and recommend the brand to others.
With a rich history and a dedication to quality, Cortez Surfboards continues to be a trusted name in the surfing world. Cortez offers a surfboard built to perform.
Time To Ditch The Foamie?
When transitioning from a foam surfboard to a hard board, your overall surfing progression can improve significantly. A foam board is excellent for beginners because it provides extra buoyancy and stability, making paddling easier. However, as you advance, a hard surfboard offers several advantages that can help you grow as a surfer.
First, a hard surfboard is more responsive. The rigid structure allows for sharper turns and more control, which is crucial for progressing in maneuvers. With increased responsiveness, you can better read the wave and make quick adjustments to your position.
Second, a hard board helps develop your balance and technique. The foam board is forgiving, but the stability it offers can mask weaknesses in your form. A hard board forces you to engage more actively with the wave and refine your stance, making you more aware of your body positioning.
Additionally, hard boards allow you to ride a wider range of waves. While foam boards are great for small, soft waves, hard boards can handle more powerful conditions. As your skills improve, riding different waves will challenge you and help you progress faster.
Another important factor is
the increased speed. Hard surfboards have less drag than foam boards, allowing you to generate more speed on waves. This speed is vital for performing maneuvers like cutbacks, bottom turns, and aerials, which are essential for advanced surfers.
Overall, moving to a hard surfboard is an essential step in your surfing journey. It will help you improve your skills, increase your performance, and allow you to progress faster in the sport.