9'8" Gato Heroi Double Dagger UsedHand shaped by Robin Kegel in his last batch of Gato Heroi's shaped before leaving California for 2018. Channel your inter Phil Edwards before setting foot on this new model, the Double Dagger is a high speed trim machine. With an outline similar to a pin tail version of Gato Heroi's infamous Death Dagger, the Double Dagger has a narrow, parallel outline with a pointed, pulled in nose and tail. The rail foil starts out in the nose as a 50 50 but
The tail is pulled in as a round pin which allows the board to surf well in steeper parts of the wave
tasteful nose play
panel vee bottom contour
versatile noserider with some Transition Era influence
The slightly domed deck holds a nice fullness as it tapers to a forgiving rail with a sharp trailing edge that begins about six inches above the fins
this refinement is what allows the board to be surfed so radically
Divine joined Surfer Magazine's staff in 1971 and for the next 35 years Divine held editorial positions at Surfer Magazine and The Surfer's Journal
you can ride it on small throwaway days or get it into some medium sized surf to really watch it come to life and bank some big
Young's Magic Sam allowed surfer's to break the straight line that was considered to be the line of choice for the typical 10ft
Looking to test out one of Elmore's Sam's Club
who designs his for the often chunky and unpredictable beachbreaks and reefs of Northern California
this "Malibu Chip" influenced pig known as Tanner's Dash model is a period correct reflection of surfing's fun-loving era where boards trimmed fast and brief nose rides were accomplished with speed and agility
