Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular) vs Album Surfboards Insanity
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Both boards come from Album Surfboards: the Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard and the Insanity is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 9" for the Disorder (Regular) and 5' 2"–6' 5" for the Insanity.
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
"It was a weird year where the sand was all off on the north shore and this wave insanities was breaking and it was just like a sand bottom dredging square tube and I start getting these clips coming through making these crazy steep drops just like knifing in holding it and then getting to the bottom and squaring it up" Relaxed entry rocker for a performance board with a subtle curve throughout and extra rocker in th
What is the difference between the Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular) and the Album Surfboards Insanity?
The Album Surfboards Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard and the Album Surfboards Insanity is a shortboard.
How do surfers rate the Disorder (Regular) and the Insanity?
The Disorder (Regular) has no reviews yet, and the Insanity has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Disorder (Regular) or the Insanity?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Disorder (Regular) is a shortboard and the Insanity is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Disorder (Regular) and Insanity made by the same shaper?
