Dane's New DFR and Sperm Whale are Here!

Dane's New DFR and Sperm Whale are Here!

Now in stock from Channel Islands and Dane "Freaking" Reynolds, the DFR and Sperm Whale!

DFR: 6'2 x 19 x 2 7/16

No, not the “Dane Fred Rubble” the DFR is a new design from Dane freaking Reynolds. An ultra-modern short board, the plan-shape allows for a short rail line while maintaining drive. The bottom is predominately single concave and features an aggressive flip in exit rail rocker. A full outline provides enough volume to ride the DFR about the same length as your height. This short board is not only ready for big airs but also allows for the heaviest carves you can lay down

Sperm Whale: 5'5 x 21 1/4 x 2 1/8

Sperm Whale: 5'7 x 21 3/8 x 2 1/4

Put Dane in a blue room with a block of foam, throw out the measuring tools, freehand the outline, eyeball your fin placement, and you have the ingredients for something completely different from CI. While the “Sperm Whale” is not for everyone, those with some wave knowledge and a penchant for challenge can find an entirely different groove.

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