Surfboards reimagined
Boards engineered with anatomy borrowed from nature's most efficient swimmers. A different tail. A different feel. A different ride.
Board One, out of the shop and into the water.
The Concept
Most surfboards evolve incrementally — tweak the rocker, adjust the fins, sand the rails differently. We asked a different question: what if the tail end worked like a fish tail actually does?
The result is a board that interacts with water the way water actually moves. Less resistance where you don't need it. More drive where you do. We're still testing exactly how much it changes your ride — that's part of why we're building this with you, not for you.
The first board exists. The first surf session is coming. We want you there for what happens next.
It's also where the name comes from — twice over. First, from the anatomy itself: the whole design borrows directly from how aquatic animals actually move through water, not just "shark" as a name for looks. Second, look at the tail again: it's shaped like something took one clean bite out of it. That's not an accident either.
Exit turbulence
Low
Wake pattern
Ordered
Tail exit points
4
Illustrative model of the drag hypothesis — not lab data. Toggle to compare.
What Makes It Different
Four sharp lobes modelled on caudal fin geometry — redirecting water flow instead of fighting it through the break.
Board one is shaped. We're putting a skilled surfer on it to find out what the data actually says — before we scale anything.
No warehouse of unsold boards. If demand is real, we build. Your pre-order makes the production run happen.
The Shop
Nothing ships yet — but here's exactly what's coming, and what it'll cost you nothing to reserve a spot for.
Quad-tail shortboard
Our first shape. Fish-style outline, four-point tail, quad fin setup. Hand-shaped and glassed to competition spec — built to find out what a caudal-fin tail actually does in real surf.
Engraved, not stuck on
Grip pads machined to match your board's exact outline — invisible from a few feet away. Available on our boards, and on your own custom shapes too.
Standard grip pads look like an afterthought — because they are. We're developing custom-engraved pads cut precisely to your board's outline, so the grip becomes part of the design, not a sticker on top of it.
Works on our boards. Works on yours too — if you have a custom shape or design and want grip that actually fits it.
→ Service launching alongside the first production run
Questions
No. They're rounded and designed so they never touch your feet during any paddling motion.
Europe-wide to start. If demand keeps growing, going international is on the roadmap too.
Yes — it's available across the shortboard range. A longboard version isn't planned for now, mainly for anatomy and performance reasons. Length, width, and thickness can all be adjusted to your specs.
PU foam core, glassed with epoxy resin, finished to competition spec — built for durability without adding unnecessary weight.
Yes. We'll need photos of your board to work out the design — or your desired custom design — and confirm whether our standard measurements fit, plus whether you want it in one piece or three.
Early Access
Drop your email and we'll reach out when pre-orders open — with early pricing and footage from the first real session.
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