Stock Quick MonstaChief | pictured at 6'10

Specifically designed for guys in the 190 – 300 lbs + range that want a versatile all-around board they can gouge away on…..in anything from 2 ft. sludge, to overhead throaters. Taken from the original monsta design, this board is armed with folkloric dimensions on a grand scale. For instance, the flagship of the line boasts 6’4″ x 21 1/2″ x 3 1/8″ with full, boxy rails; a 14″ wide nose and 17″ wide tail.

Engineered to thunder down the line like a relentless freighttrain displacing buckets of biblical proportions.

Don’t go longer to have the edge on the rest of the line-up….go stouter….THICK IS THE NEW THIN!!

This board reminds us all to respect the elders of the tribe.

Are you a large human that wants to unleash buckets of biblical proportions?….get more waves and go faster than everybody

MonstaChief thumbtail:

The thumbtail is a great compliment to the more powerful El Niño waves of winter & holds a rail through long arcs on big open faces. Specifically designed for guys in the 190 – 300 lb range that want a versatile, all-around high performance board they can gouge away on…..in anything from 2 ft. sludge, to overhead throaters. Armed with folkloric dimensions on a grand scale to thunder down the line like a relentless freight train displacing buckets of biblical proportions. 

Shaper’s Note:

The uniqely refined rocker and distinct concaves of the MonstaChief allows it to catch everything super easy (other people in the lineup actually get a bit disgusted with how many waves people are able to catch on this board), and the heavy concave under the front foot combined with a flatter area in the rocker between the feet provides a one of a kind performance that allows for incredible speed off the front foot, but with powerful turns that hold through when you jam on the tail to rail it through. I have been doing a version of this board with a slightly more pulled in tail actually lately quite a lot from people requesting just that….and the feedback is very good for quicker turning. I’m pretty much sticking to the wider tails for surfers wanting plenty of planing area mostly at mushier waves spots.