7'9" Liddle Burrito Deluxe Surf The log has just the

The log has just the right amount of rocker in the nose and tail helping to hold you higher and tighter on the wave

The nose is beaked and pushes a lot of foam forward while the tail is aggressive and narrow

there's a healthy dose of nose and tail rocker that blends together gradually and gently from nose to tail

The domed deck does a nice job of hiding a lot of volume through the center of the board and makes the rail thin and approachable

Although George Greenough was promoting raked back fins way before 1966 it took most other folks in California a little longer to come around to the advancements of a more refined design

7'9" Liddle Burrito Deluxe Surf The log has just the7'9" Liddle Burrito Deluxe (Fin included) Greg Liddle needs no introduction His name is synonymous with displacement hulls as he is widely regarded as developing an iconic surfboard design that has existed for over 50 years and continues to uproot riders' surfing philosophies with a single session. His Burrito model is a stubby displacement hull that has been highly modified to ride as miniature hull without sacrificing the volume necessary to achieve