Channel Islands Surfboards CI 2.Pro vs Channel Islands Surfboards Happy
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Both boards come from Channel Islands Surfboards: the CI 2.Pro is a shortboard and the Happy is a shortboard. Documented stock sizes run 24.3 L–40.6 L for the CI 2.Pro and 23.4 L–42.2 L for the Happy.
The CI 2.Pro is a high-performance shortboard with reduced rocker for added speed and a broader range of surfers and waves. Compared with the CI Pro, it has ¼ inch less overall rocker while retaining the same outline and bottom contours.
Features
Subtle single concave transitions to slight double concave through the fins, helping the board sit in the water and feel connected through turns
The reduced rocker makes it
The Happy is a new performance shortboard model built to give surfers the freedom to easily go wherever their mind takes them. Low entry rocker and strategically placed forward volume allow the board to paddle well, get up to speed quickly, and perform extremely well in the tube. To harness all that speed, Happy’s refined rails and thinned out tail make for a highly responsive board that is also extremely forgiving t
What is the difference between the Channel Islands Surfboards CI 2.Pro and the Channel Islands Surfboards Happy?
The Channel Islands Surfboards CI 2.Pro is a shortboard and the Channel Islands Surfboards Happy is a shortboard.
Which has more volume, the CI 2.Pro or the Happy?
Documented stock sizes run 24.3 L–40.6 L for the CI 2.Pro and 23.4 L–42.2 L for the Happy. Their documented volumes are close, so pick on the size that matches your weight.
How do surfers rate the CI 2.Pro and the Happy?
The CI 2.Pro has no reviews yet, and the Happy has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the CI 2.Pro or the Happy?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The CI 2.Pro is a shortboard and the Happy is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
