Deviated Septum

Inspired by a 1967 Hansen Competitor, the Deviated Septum is a streamlined take on the iconic ’60s noserider. A defined tail kick and generous belly running through most of the bottom create a smooth ride in clean or bumpy conditions, while a parallel outline that pulls toward the tail allows the board to turn surprisingly well. The nose rail is turned up slightly with a subtle concave that transitions into the belly, generating lift on the tip and retaining hold in steeper sections.

Features

• Inspired by 1967 Hansen Competitor
• Defined tail kick for turning performance
• Generous belly throughout bottom for smooth ride in varied conditions
• Parallel outline pulling into tail
• Turned-up nose rail with slight nose concave transitioning to belly
• Generates lift on tip and retains hold in steep sections
• Works in ankle-high to overhead surf
• Suited for beach breaks and point breaks alike