Album Surfboards Disaster vs Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular)
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Both boards come from Album Surfboards: the Disaster is a shortboard and the Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 5" for the Disaster and 5' 9" for the Disorder (Regular).
1 of 5 hand painted boards. Part of a limited collection featuring original artwork from Aaron Schwartz.
A new iteration of the Disorder. This is the pinnacle of all of our research and development of performance asymmetry over the last decade, and the next generation of the proven Disasym. Set up for regular- or goofy-foot. Twin fin speed on your toes with quad grip and a pulled-in rail line on your heels, and now
The Disorder (Regular) is a performance asymmetrical design available in regular- or goofy-foot setups.
Features
It combines twin-fin speed on the toe side with quad grip and a pulled-in heel-side rail line.
Its updated performance rocker opens up in smaller waves.
A deep single concave rolls into vee through the fins for speed and smooth rail-to-rail transitions.
The source recommends riding it 2–5 inches shorter t
What is the difference between the Album Surfboards Disaster and the Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular)?
The Album Surfboards Disaster is a shortboard and the Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard.
How do surfers rate the Disaster and the Disorder (Regular)?
The Disaster has no reviews yet, and the Disorder (Regular) has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Disaster or the Disorder (Regular)?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Disaster is a shortboard and the Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Disaster and Disorder (Regular) made by the same shaper?
