Album Surfboards Lightbender (Dark Arts) vs Album Surfboards Sunstone
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Both boards come from Album Surfboards: the Lightbender (Dark Arts) is a fish and the Sunstone is a fish. Documented lengths run 5' 4" for the Lightbender (Dark Arts) and 4' 10"–6' 0" for the Sunstone.
This is Asher and Matt’s next evolution of a fish with a sleeker outline and foil. It has modern elements in a classic and traditionally pleasing platform. A fish that can explore the limits of speed and tube-riding and can be taken above the lip. Primarily a twin fin, but can be tried as a quad or twin with stabilizer. Modern single- to double-concave to vee off the tail, and contemporary rails. Ridden an inch or so
The Sunstone is a classic fish refined for speed, glide and release.
Features
It paddles and accelerates readily in varied conditions, brings small surf to life and offers surprising hold in better waves.
Its traditional fish roots give it a classic feel, while the refined shape supports fluid carves.
A standard keel gives the most classic feel; a modern keel or upright fin changes its performance.
What is the difference between the Album Surfboards Lightbender (Dark Arts) and the Album Surfboards Sunstone?
The Album Surfboards Lightbender (Dark Arts) is a fish and the Album Surfboards Sunstone is a fish.
How do surfers rate the Lightbender (Dark Arts) and the Sunstone?
The Lightbender (Dark Arts) has no reviews yet, and the Sunstone has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Lightbender (Dark Arts) or the Sunstone?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Lightbender (Dark Arts) is a fish and the Sunstone is a fish; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Lightbender (Dark Arts) and Sunstone made by the same shaper?
