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Both boards come from A & H Vessels: the Ulmo is a fish and the Woodland is a fish. Documented lengths run 5' 3"–6' 0" for the Ulmo and 5' 3" for the Woodland.
The Ulmo reimagines the classic fish with a thinner, more foiled profile and a tighter turning radius. Its asymmetrical bottom contour and minimal foam volume create a direct, connected feel through the back foot, allowing you to surf further back on the board and fit into critical wave sections. The design rewards committed rail work, shining most during long, arcing carves.
Features
Thin tail with scooped channels
A symmetrical fish shaped from curiosity about how the contours would feel in the water. Four curved channels reduce friction to enhance maneuverability and acceleration through white water.
Features
Four symmetrically curved channels: the middle pair opposes water flow to reduce friction
Snub nose design—a tribute to the shaper's first board, shaped nine years ago
Engineered for maneuverability and acceleration in
What is the difference between the A & H Vessels Ulmo and the A & H Vessels Woodland?
The A & H Vessels Ulmo is a fish and the A & H Vessels Woodland is a fish.
What fin setup do the Ulmo and Woodland use?
The Ulmo is listed as twin, and the Woodland does not list a fin setup.
How do surfers rate the Ulmo and the Woodland?
The Ulmo has no reviews yet, and the Woodland has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Ulmo or the Woodland?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Ulmo is a fish and the Woodland is a fish; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
