Album Surfboards The Concept vs Album Surfboards Disaster
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Both boards come from Album Surfboards: the The Concept is a shortboard and the Disaster is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 5"–6' 3" for the The Concept and 5' 5" for the Disaster.
The Concept is a high-performance thruster outline with relaxed entry rocker, a subtle curve through the board and extra exit rocker.
Features
The relaxed entry adds surface area under the chest for paddling and down-the-line speed; extra exit rocker helps the board fit steeper sections.
Hidden foam through the center and chest carries evenly toward a beak nose, then tapers into a modern rail.
Its fuller deck adds p
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What is the difference between the Album Surfboards The Concept and the Album Surfboards Disaster?
The Album Surfboards The Concept is a shortboard and the Album Surfboards Disaster is a shortboard.
What fin setup do the The Concept and Disaster use?
The The Concept is listed as thruster, and the Disaster does not list a fin setup.
How do surfers rate the The Concept and the Disaster?
The The Concept has no reviews yet, and the Disaster has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the The Concept or the Disaster?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The The Concept is a shortboard and the Disaster is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
