5'8" Pyzel White Tiger

5'8 x 20 x 2 5/8, 33.5L volume White Tiger in Varial waterproof foam.

Fantastic groveler and perfect for average SD conditions, and small / weak / soft waves. Fast and fun. Good wave catcher.

Pyzel describes the outline as a fish with a filled in swallow tail. I'm 6'1, and due to a shoulder issue, I can't paddle tiny boards anymore, so I got a 5'10 WT that I love.

Futures fin boxes. Works great as thruster or quad.

Construction: Varial waterproof stringerless foam. Light, springy, but not as bouncy as EPS. Feels "damper" and closer to PU. Sadly, Varial closed last year, so these are not available anymore.

Just have too many boards and need to get rid of the ones I don't ride enough.

Low-ballers will be ignored.

No shipping, local SD pickup on weekdays 8am-4pm.

No trades, trying to thin the herd.

Cash / Venmo / Zelle / Paypal only.

The very first White Tiger was a side project board for John John Florence, who rarely rides 'fun' boards. It sat in his garage for maybe a year, and in the meantime I made a few for his little brother Ivan. It was the perfect design to fit Ivan's surf/skate style and soon he was telling us how much he loved it and sending us clips of him doing big carves and boosting airs on it. Finally JJF pulled his 5'6" out and was immediately having a blast on it too. Now its one of John's favorite boards to ride whenever he has some time off from the tour and just wants to play around with something different.

It has a clean but stubby outline, with a very full nose and wide squash tail. There is no hip and the wide point is 1 ½" forward of the center. The tail measurement is just slightly wider than the nose. The thickness is also concentrated forward, with a beak-nose design that helps keep the volume up under the chest area for better paddle power.

It has a relatively flat deck that blends out into tapered rails. This keeps a lot of volume in the board while still keeping it sensitive through turns and easy to pump down the line without feeling too boaty for its volume.

We recommend you ride the White Tiger anywhere from 2-5" shorter than your regular shortboard depending on your surfing ability, and ½ to 1" wider and add a bit more volume than you normally ride. (JJF and Ivan both ride 5'6" White Tigers and their normal boards are 6'0").