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Zap Rocket Fish Skimboard 53"
RF53CPRegular price $575.00
Unit price per
Model: RF53CP
The Rocket Fish is designed for smaller waves commonly found in Florida and the East Coast. Its fuller nose-to-midsection allows it to be maneuvered off the front foot much more effectively than a traditional shape can. An added 1/2” of width in the midsection makes this board wider than most its size. This increases speed and overall travel distance when side-slipping out to waves. The double wing fish tail makes riding off the back foot a dream, enabling the rider to dramatically pivot and turn off the back foot without sinking the tail too deep in the water, resulting in a loss of speed. Technical tricks spin faster and more evenly because of its slightly more circular-than-normal shape.
Dimensions | Thickness | Ht. Range | Wt. Limit |
---|---|---|---|
53″ x 20.75″
|
3/4"
|
5’3” – 6’1”
|
225 lbs. |
*Rider size is for average fitness and ability. Experienced riders may prefer smaller size and beginners may require a larger size. View our size chart guide of the complete lineup here.
Build Material > E-Glass™ + FlexSpine™ Carbon Stringer
Finish > PolyLam™ Texture
Resin > Polyester
Handmade in the USA
Built in and shipped from our factory in Venice, FL
BUILD TECH
E-Glass™ Wrap
3/4” Thick
Carbon Stringer
V.R.T.™ Technology
Tapered Core
Polyester Resin
PolyLam™ Texture Finish
Resin Art
RIDING STYLE
BOARD & RIDER SPECS
LENGTH | WIDTH | THICKNESS | VOLUME | SUGGESTED WEIGHT LIMIT | RIDER HEIGHT RANGE |
|
20.5" |
3/4" |
9.5L |
170lbs |
4’11” – 5’9” |
51" |
20.5" |
3/4" |
9.8L |
200lbs |
5’1” – 5’11” |
53" |
20.75" |
3/4" |
10.4L |
225lbs |
5’3” – 6’1” |
55" |
21" |
3/4" |
11.1L |
250lbs |
5’7” – 6’5” |
*Rider size suggested is for average fitness and ability. Experienced riders may prefer smaller size and beginners may require a larger size. View our size chart guide of the complete lineup here.