Meet Noa Deane’s everyday shortboard (the Sista Brotha)
Come say hi to Noa Deane’s everyday board: The Sista Brotha. Noz’s newest signature Rusty craft has been developed from his (very extensive) freesurfing travels, so as you might expect, it works everywhere: Beachies, points, reefs… all the places you’ve seen Noa killing it over the last 12 months, like Morocco, the Telo Islands, France, all over Australia and way, way more. It’ll handle the barrel and open up a face, but also navigate airspace with panache, as you’ve seen the kid do through his closing Cluster section among other pixel play this year. The Sista Brotha jams with a single concave, moderate entry rocker and low tail rocker, with a fuller rail. See also: Liveliness. For an idea on starting point: The 6’0” is 19 wide, two-and-a-quarter thick with a volume of 26.6L. Go get the full breakdown, and more finer points, right here.
Come say hi to Noa Deane’s everyday board: The Sista Brotha. Noz’s newest signature Rusty craft has been developed from his (very extensive) freesurfing travels, so as you might expect, it works everywhere: Beachies, points, reefs… all the places you’ve seen Noa killing it over the last 12 months, like Morocco, the Telo Islands, France, all over Australia and way, way more. It’ll handle the barrel and open up a face, but also navigate airspace with panache, as you’ve seen the kid do through his closing Cluster section among other pixel play this year.
The Sista Brotha jams with a single concave, moderate entry rocker and low tail rocker, with a fuller rail. See also: Liveliness. For an idea on starting point: The 6’0” is 19 wide, two-and-a-quarter thick with a volume of 26.6L. Go get the full breakdown, and more finer points, right here.
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