Sidecut fish 5'8

Name: Sidecut fish 5'8
Brand: Panther Surfboards
Price: 40.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€40,00

The Sidecut Fish is a modified version of the twin fish with a parabolic outline between the feet. The concept is to reduce the width of the board between the feet for a more intuitive rail-to-rail passage. Inspired by the models of Ryan Burch, Lovelace or Mick Mackie, this fish will seduce you with its glide and maneuverability.
A modified version of the twin fish with a parabolic outline between the feet, inspired by Ryan Burch, Lovelace or Mick Mackie. The idea is simple: narrow the width of the board between the feet for more intuitive rail to rail transitions.

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Switch boards as often as you like during your rental — depending on the conditions or simply what you feel like trying.

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WORDS FROM Panther Surfboards

In 2015, and after years of improvement, Renaud creates Panther Surfboards. Each board is designed, shaped and glassed in Panther Workshop in Biarritz. Panther Surfboards is all about quality and craftsmanship. It is, above, a family business, with Renaud shaping and Juliette on the brand development. Panther Surfboards makes high-end surfboards out of Biarritz, France. The brand was founded by Renaud Pons in 2015, after many years of apprenticeship and refining his craft in France and overseas. Panther Surfboards made the conscious decision to make everything under one roof in our Biarritz workshop, so that we can focus on the quality and craftsmanship of work. Each surfboard is designed and hand-shaped by Renaud by himself. It will then be glassed and sanded, either by him or by one of our enthusiastic collaborators that he trained. Panther Surfboards is a family business. While Renaud makes the boards, his wife Juliette keeps the shop, sells the boards, and gets people talking about Panther.