With it's wide point slightly back and the tail and nose pulled in this outline can handle more critical parts of the wave than many of it's Transition Era cohorts
Lovelace channeled years of hullistic research riding convex bottom boards and set out to develop a design that allowed for more back foot functionality and freedom to surf more critical sections of the wave without taking from the effortless glide that convex bottom contour enthusiasts all know and love
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The outline of the Fluer exhibits a centered wide point with a blunt full nose juxtaposed by a pulled in pin tail
this model outline is much less exaggerated
7'6" Fineline Hot Generation Consignment With it's wide point slightlyIn the early days of surfing's Evolution Era, George Greenough, Bob McTavish, Nat Young, Kevin Brennan, Ted Spencer, & Wayne Lynch, amongst others were the key members that ignited the shortboard revolution that spanned from roughly 1966 1971. These surfers were developing and riding boards that were thought to be radical deviations from the norm; they were constantly creating, destroying, and redefining what the definition of "good surfing" could be.