Stamps Surfboards Shadow vs Stamps Surfboards WarHawk
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Both boards come from Stamps Surfboards: the Shadow is a shortboard and the WarHawk is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 7"–6' 1" for the Shadow and 5' 6"–6' 4" for the WarHawk.
A high performance smaller wave design with a lower rocker line with a wider, more balanced outline. Bottom contours are a single concave running into a slight vee off the tail. The fin area features an inset blended double concave. The wing in the outline reduces tail area behind the back foot as well as creating a 'breaking point' in the outline for release and pivot.
An 'everyday' high performance shortboard! The roots of this board stared with the ScareCrow model. It has a similar versatile, moderate rocker line with a slight accelerated curve off the tail for release and a bit more lift in the nose. The outline is slightly wider through the center with a fuller nose and wider tail and tail block. The foil is a bit fuller forward. I’ve also added a bit of concave between the fee
What is the difference between the Stamps Surfboards Shadow and the Stamps Surfboards WarHawk?
The Stamps Surfboards Shadow is a shortboard and the Stamps Surfboards WarHawk is a shortboard.
What fin setup do the Shadow and WarHawk use?
The Shadow does not list a fin setup, and the WarHawk is listed as thruster.
How do surfers rate the Shadow and the WarHawk?
The Shadow has no reviews yet, and the WarHawk has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Shadow or the WarHawk?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Shadow is a shortboard and the WarHawk is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
