Wizl

Visit Wizl is aimed at longboarder with a classic style and nosebut who would want a extra zest for performance on the tail.
Positioned between the Moose Knuckle and theAll Rounder 2+1 in the range, it targets this subtle balance you can carver and reposition easilywhile retaining theDNA of the fine single.
In surfing, the main sensation is the freedom of movement compared to a traditional logyou feel capable of redirect board into pocket almost like a thrusterwithout losing the slide and the classic longboard smoothness.
It's a very accessible log - it won't catch you out - but with a surprising potential when pressed.
We are "chuffé" (delighted) also by its efficient nose ride : medium concave + optimized rocker mean that even in poor sectionsit generates lift and enables stand in front.
In the end, the Wizl shines through total versatility From onshore degraded at dream pointbreakand, as a result, it is often the quiver go-to log for those who want a unlimited board conditions.

Tail : slightly narrow diamond tail with a little edge on the last 4-5″ of the rail, providing this "squirt and this unusual responsiveness for a thin single.
Adjusted rocker more curved than traditional logs, but less curved than a 2+1 performance log - enables tighter bends without compromising the straight-line speed.
Concave nose medium ending in flat in the middlecombined with a bottom flat to the tail (no vee pronounced) for maintain speed even in soft sections and exploit the rocker for nose ride.
Rails : relatively 60/40neither too thick nor too thin - just the right balance to keep the curve bite while remaining cast in trim.
Outline slightly narrower on the tail than a Town Bikeand nose average (not as big as a Malibu).
The result is a shape that surfs "smaller" than its size on the tailwhile remaining stable and supportive at the front - the famous in-between classic log and perf 2+1.

Intermediate to expert profilelooking for ultra-polyvalence.
Ideal if you want a single longboard able to noserider almost like a pure noseriderbut also turn almost like a perf.
A intermediary will make rapid progress because it forgive and adapts to conditions.
A expert appreciate it by freesurfing for all or in competition for ensure a smooth transition from one phase to the next (trim, nose, turn).

This is precisely its strength: all conditions.
He excels in multi-section beach breaks (its ability to move back helps a lot when it closes in places), in the onshore chop (it keeps the drive) and also on clean pointbreaks (trim super well and can turn short to stick to the curl).
From 30 cm onshore to 1m50 glassyhe'll know riding the wave.
Below 30 cm ultra softit will remain limited (like any log), and above 1m50 very hollowhe will show his single fin limits - but overall, it's the log that comes out 9 times out of 10 as long as it's not an extreme case.