5'4" Ryan Lovelace Sidecut Keel surfgear Drawing inspiration from surfing and

Drawing inspiration from surfing and board design from the late 1950's to early 1960's

The baseline tail rocker is set at 1

The deck is hearty and holds a solid amount of thickness in the middle before doming off towards the rail

He grew up surfing Newport and has amazing memories of the wedging turquoise peaks it can produce

5'4" Ryan Lovelace Sidecut Keel surfgear Drawing inspiration from surfing andRyan Lovelace's Sidecut Keel Fish is a high performance oriented derivative of the classic keel fish that allows one to draw fish lines with an added amount of vertical surfability. The outline follows that of a voluminous, retro fish; however, rather than the ending tail curve fanning outward, it contracts back inward after the keel fins allowing the tail block to remain narrower. The deck is fairly flat but transitions smoothly to a more beveled