Zeus x Cabianca Boxfish

The Zeus Boxfish represents the evolution of the Zeus surfboard range, replacing the Angel series. Designed by world-renowned shaper Johnny Cabianca , this board embodies innovation and performance in a package suited to small to medium wave conditions.

The Zeus Boxfish is a modern fish shape , designed to deliver performance and fun in small waves and medium conditions. It replaces the Angel range, bringing significant innovations while retaining the spirit of versatility and performance that made its predecessor so successful.

Main features:

• Fish shape optimized for small to medium waves
• Available in 3 sizes to suit different body shapes and surfing styles
• Bumpers on the nose and tail for better protection and durability
• Full pad with tail kick pad for maximum grip and precise control
• Compatible with thruster (3 fins) and quad (4 fins) configurations

Available sizes:

Performance and sensations:

• Ideal for small waves and medium conditions, offering excellent handling and quick acceleration
• Versatile thanks to the fin configuration options (thruster or quad), allowing the board to be adapted to different conditions and surfing preferences
• The fish shape provides great lift and ease of paddling, while maintaining good maneuverability in turns.

Advantages over the Angel range

• Shape optimized for better performance in a wider range of conditions
• Reinforced protection with the addition of bumpers, increasing the longevity of the board
• Full pad with improved tail kick for increased control

Target audience

• Intermediate to advanced surfers looking for a versatile board
• Modern fish enthusiasts looking to combine performance and style
• Riders looking for a high-performance board for small to medium wave conditions

Volume :

Recommended rider weight

Up to 80 Kilos

Rider level :

• Confirmed
• Expert

Wave type :

• Small 🌊
• Averages 🌊🌊

1. Define your level

• Beginner (less than 6 months of practice) : choose a stable and easy-to-maneuver board, with good volume and foam construction.
• Intermediate : Explore different shapes by adjusting the volume according to your progress and goals.
• Advanced : Choose shapes suited to your style (shortboard, fish, mini-malibu) for performance.

2. Choose the length and volume

• Minimum length : 7 feet (7'0) to start.
• Volume : choose a volume close to your weight (e.g. ~75 L for 80 kg).
• Tip : The bigger the board, the more stable and easier it is to catch waves.

3. Select the material

• Foam board (softboard) : provides stability, safety and tolerance for errors for beginners.
• Composite/resin board : more efficient and responsive but requires a good technical level. Avoid for a first board.

4. Choose the shape

• Longboard : maximum stability, ideal for learning the basics.
• Funboard/Mini-Malibu : compromise between stability and maneuverability for smooth progress.
• Shortboard : for experienced surfers looking for performance and responsiveness.

Golden Rule

• To begin with, a foam board of 7'0 or more, with generous volume and a stable shape, will help you progress quickly and safely.

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