Rock-It
4'10" CHUB twin fin shortboard
4'10" CHUB twin fin shortboard
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- Best Uses
- Features
- Beginner Surfboard for kids
- Shorebreak Surfboard for Teenagers
- Wave Pool or River Surfing Board for All Ages
- Versatile Uses (Freeboarding behind a boat, Riding Prone like bodyboarding, etc.)
- 58" X 19.5" X 2.5” / 35L of Volume
- Shark-Deterrent Bottom Pattern
- 2x Screw-Through Fin Set (4.5" fins) included
- Dual Nano-Polymer Coated Stringers
- Fade Resistant Soft Top with grainy texture (no wax required)
- Multiple Colors Available
- Free Leash with Surfboard
- One Year Warranty
58 X 19.5 X 2.5” / 35L
SEA-CAMO ZEBRA STRIPED BOTTOM
The Rock-It CHUB is a buoyant, easy-to-paddle and maneuverable little twin-fin that floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee! This is the perfect board for the little grom learning to shred, and also doubles as a great board for standing wave/river wave surfing, surfing behind boats and more!
CONSTRUCTION: Two marine wooden stringers are coated with an epoxy nano-coating to resist water absorption, then surrounded with a proprietary EPS foam and a color-fast & UV resistant soft top layer. The soft top has a wide texture and doesn't require wax, although wax will improve grip. The entire board is All Rock-It surfboards come with a one year warranty against manufacturing defects.
ENVIRONMENT: Made with a focus on durability using environmentally sensitive manufacturing processes. Heat laminated with no harmful dyes, glues, resins or toxins in the production process, and manufactured in a facility that uses collected rainwater. All materials used are recyclable.
SEA-CAMO ZEBRA STRIPED BOTTOM
Why the Stripes? In 2013 a University of Western Australia neurobiologist conducted research that indicated a zebra striped pattern was a deterrence to sharks & presented their results in a Ted Talk. The patterns disperse the shark’s ability to identify the item, and mimic non-food source items in their environment. Of course there are no guarantees, but if there is an indication something could be safer, why not do it?!
Care Tip: when not in the water, keep the soft-top out of direct sunlight.
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This thing rips. I’ve been surfing the local river wave in Bend, OR. Nice foamie that can take a beating.
Love how easy this board is to surf! Catches the smallest waves with ease. Best thing about this board is the removal fin box, concave nose, with a lot of nose rocker to keep it from nosediving.
Best soft top. Solid construction. Not like the other cheaper thin skinned fragile construction boards like other are making. This board will last. The green is a sick color. I love it. That being said, the board doesn’t have 1 downside. It hates chop. You need a smooth cleaner day for this board being 90L. It’s so massive that when the waves are rough and rolling in right after another, it’s hard to gain and distance paddling as your constantly just getting hammered by waves since you can duck dive this board. You have to go with the flow and roll with the waves and unfortunately it’ll take every bit of strength you have. While this is a great board for most days, you should always have a smaller 45L or less board so you can get past the beach on choppy days
The board was sluggish in response compared to fiberglass boards