The Shadow

[@audioeins]

❤ thats. what. im. talkin. bout. willis :) perfect. that nose rocker and shape is exquisite, as is the overall shape and design concept. of all the pyzels ive seen, thats the one :) (ps- im going to admit though that the hip in the tail, maybe presumably to allow the tail to pull in tighter and still provide a solid turning axis point? is for. i remember when boards in the 80s had 2-3 hip stages, as well as crazy multi channel and other complicated designs, and none of the boards i loved ever had such features (although a monterey shaper loaned 1990ish (jimmy mack) board with 'phaser' bottom (perfectly round 4 inch diameter or so scallops dispersed throughout the last mid section, which ive never seen on another board since) rode so well in very overhead (perhaps double) pacific grove surf that i was actually sold on 6'6" thruster shapes thereafter. anyway, this shadow looks rad, especially for head high or slightly overhead shifting sandy beach break peaks that at best are picture perfect peeling hollow spitting tubes, and at worst are punchy sectiony sort of racey less than perfect but still fun. :)

[@joseande9627]

Hey how does the shadow compare to the Voyager 1 (what wave conditions/type and sizes does the Voyager1 and the Shadow favour )?

[@jordz627]

Iv had both, and I'd say the only real difference is that the voyager 1 needs a bit more push in the wave, the shadow goes great in anything 2ft plus, and the voyager 1 has a hair less volume and wide point significantly back, the voyager 1 is probly a bit more like the radius but with more attributes with the dims of the shadow