Fury EPS Surfboard
Description
Programme
The Fury combines twin flow, channel drive and trailer control to surf fast and make your lines more radical.
Overview
The Fury is very close to a round tail shortboard, but with more glide and incredible freedom through the drive. The magic of this shape lies in its ability to glide and generate plenty of speed, stay ultra manoeuvrable and keep a very lively feel underfoot.
Seriously stylish, with a huge ability to tighten up carves, this is the board that makes every wave fun. It keeps that twin flow, that fast, free, skatey feel, but its small central trailer adds just the right amount of control to push harder without locking the board up.
A surfer used to riding a shortboard will choose it to score in summer waves, but it will probably become much more than that in their quiver. First won over by its fun, fast and playful side, you quickly get surprised by its performance, because on this shape everything is built to go fast, build speed easily and draw beautiful carves.
The Fury can handle all types of waves. In short waves, its instant acceleration is its biggest asset: just a few metres of section are enough to give it all the speed it needs. Going up to hit the lip becomes easy, because the board gets going fast, resets easily and keeps plenty of response.
On long waves, the Fury lets you work your carves endlessly. You know you have the speed, that you can turn really tight, so all that is left is to dial it back or go for it. The trailer stabilises the tail through stronger pressure, letting you tighten your lines even more while keeping the twin's free glide.
On long waves, the Fury opens up another register: set the rail, wrap it round, tighten it up, build speed, do it again. You know the board holds its speed, turns tight and stays playful, so all that is left is to dial it back or go for it.
It is an alternative board that can quickly become essential in a shortboarder's quiver. First chosen for its fun, fast and skatey side, it surprises with its level of performance: twin flow, channel drive and trailer control to surf fast, free and precise in a huge range of conditions.
OUTLINE
The rear section of the outline is rounded to maximise manoeuvrability. The nose stays pointed, while keeping a bit of width through the shoulders to make paddling easier, carry speed through accelerations and maintain efficient wave entry. The central wide point brings a very natural balance underfoot: the board feels instinctive and immediate, and lets you make the most of every section without having to force it.
ROCKER
The rocker is designed to maintain a high natural speed while keeping the board capable of tight turns. The Fury gets up to speed quickly, builds speed easily and stays responsive enough to go for manoeuvres on short, fast or imperfect sections. That’s what gives it that feeling of a board that’s always ready to accelerate or change direction.
BOTTOM SHAPE
The four channels channel the water under the hull to direct and accelerate the water release. They create support that improves line hold, without restricting glide like an overly locked-in hull could. The result: you keep the free, fast feel of a twin, with more drive, more control and more stability as soon as the board picks up speed.
TAIL
The round tail tightens the turning radius and delivers more pivot than a wider fish tail. The approach is therefore more radical than a classic twin fish: you can tighten up your turns, come back tighter, and wrap around the tail with plenty of fluidity. Rail-to-rail remains progressive and smooth, with a rounded feel that keeps the flow going even when you’re pushing hard.
RAILS
The Fury’s rails perfectly complement its twin feel: free through transitions, yet precise enough when you really load the board up. They make it easy to initiate a carve, hold a clean line while maintaining grip as speed builds. The result: fluid, playful, lively handling, with enough hold to push hard and tighten your lines.
Technical sheet
Fury EPS Surfboard EPS / 5'6 / White

Buying guide
Who is it for?
The Fury is aimed at surfers who love the speed, flow and free lines of a twin, but want a board that can go further than a pure twin.
It is ideal for a surfer used to riding a shortboard who wants a board that is more fun, faster and more skatey, without giving up precision. It also suits twin lovers looking for more hold, more drive and the option to make their lines more radical with a small optional trailer.
What for?
For surfing fast, generating speed easily and drawing fluid carves with plenty of freedom. The Fury is made for scoring summer waves, accelerating through short sections, building speed effortlessly and keeping a lively feel under your feet.
Thanks to the channels and the twin + trailer setup, it is not limited to small conditions. It keeps control when the wave picks up, holds its line better and lets you push harder through your turns.
What board size?
Choose a size close to your usual shortboard if you want to keep a lively, manoeuvrable board that can be pushed hard.
You can go for a bit more volume if you want more paddle power, more comfort in small waves and easier take-offs. Avoid oversizing it too much: the Fury needs to stay fast, free and reactive to keep its feel.

What waves does it suit best?
The Fury loves small to medium-sized waves, summer conditions and sections where you need to generate your own speed. It gets going very quickly and turns very little wall into a lot of speed.
It also remains very interesting in faster, hollower or more tubing waves, because the channels bring drive and hold. It is a very versatile board for surfers who want to keep speed and flow in as many conditions as possible.
Which construction?
In PU, the Fury gains more control, inertia and comfort in fast, solid or slightly choppy waves. It is the smoothest choice for keeping hold when you are pushing hard.
In EPS, it becomes lighter, snappier and more responsive. It is the ideal choice for small waves, clean conditions and surfers who want to maximise speed build-up and liveliness.
Which fin setup?
As a pure twin, the Fury delivers maximum speed, freedom and flow. It is the skateiest, loosest and most natural setup for letting the board come alive.
With the small centre trailer, it gains more hold under the back foot, more control and more precision. The trailer is optional depending on the style you are after: it lets you push harder and tighten your carves more without turning the Fury into a classic thruster.
The setup is in Single Tab.
Which shape should you choose?
Choose the Fury if you want an alternative board that is fast and stylish, with the feel of a twin but more control when you want to commit.
Choose a more classic twin fish if you are mainly looking for retro glide, long lines and pure flow.
Choose a more classic thruster shortboard if you prioritise vertical surfing, maximum control and a more locked-in feel.
The Fury sits between these two worlds: freer and faster than a classic shortboard, more precise and more radical than a pure twin.
Which bag?

Equipments
These boards come equipped with a leash plug and 3 Single Tab fin boxes for a twin or twin + trailer setup.
Depending on what you want, your build, the conditions and your surfing style, you can fine-tune the board's feel with different sets of GONG fibreglass fins compatible with Single Tab.
The twin setup uses two side fins. The twin + trailer setup adds a small centre fin.
- GONG Single Tab plastic twin set included.
- Centre trailer not included.
- 3 Single Tab boxes for a twin or twin + trailer setup.
- Leash plug at the tail so you never lose your board.
- Fin key included.
Delivery
Is the Fury a twin or a 2+1?
The Fury is first and foremost a board with a twin feel. It can be ridden as a pure twin for maximum flow, speed and freedom, or with a small optional centre trailer to add more control and precision.
What is the central trailer for?
The trailer adds just the right amount of hold under the back foot so you can push harder, tighten your carves and make your lines more radical. It doesn’t turn the Fury into a classic thruster: it keeps the twin flow, with more support.
Can you ride the Fury without a trailer?
Yes. As a pure twin, the Fury becomes looser, more skatey and more free. It’s the ideal setup if you’re looking for the smoothest, fastest and most effortless glide possible.
What are the benefits of channels?
The channels channel the water under the hull to add drive, stability and control at high speed. They preserve the twin's fast glide while adding more hold through fast or hollow sections.
Is the Fury made for small waves?
Yes. The Fury excels in summer conditions and weak waves, because it builds speed quickly. Just a few metres of section are enough to get it going and keep the pace up.
Can it also work in fast waves?
Yes. Thanks to the channels and the optional trailer, the Fury holds its line when the wave picks up. It stays precise through fast, hollow or barreling sections, while keeping a smooth, flowing ride.
Which surfer will love the Fury?
The Fury is aimed at surfers who love fast, playful, alternative boards, but want more performance than a classic twin. It will particularly appeal to shortboarders looking for more flow, natural speed and freedom.
Which technology should you choose?
Choose the PU for more control, inertia and comfort in fast or imperfect waves. Choose the EPS for a lighter board with more snap and responsiveness in clean small waves.























