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7’0” the middle size of our “mid sized“ Pickup Stick Series shapes that perfectly fills the gap between a shortboard and a longboard. A narrower round pin tail, smooth flowing shape and rocker lines with plenty of volume make this an easy turning, wave catching, speedster with extra control in all conditions. The 7’0” can best be described as a mid sized multi purpose wave catching performance fun board.

Wave catching mid-size one board quiver with a playful performance feel. A smooth flowing shape and rocker with a narrower rounded pin tail with plenty of volume make this a versatile shape perfect for bigger surfers in all conditions or average to smaller surfers who are looking for glide and turning freedom in small softer surf. The 7’6” is the long on fun and short on long... it’s the perfect all season combo for small surf and excels when things get a little juicy.

Back when we created this board nothing like it was being ridden. At the time it had a very unique look with its full outline - nose to tail. A single to double concave that is very simple and effective makes this board very responsive under your feet.

Using space in Tom Morey’s bodyboard factory, Mike Doyle designed and developed the world’s first soft surfboard, debuting it to the world in 1974. Based on that original design, the 2024 Doyle Performance lives up to its name, delivering tons of fun for the novice surfer and the expert alike, and now in an even more durable package.

Doc likes to describe the G-Money as, “A reverse mullet: party in the front, and all business in the back!” With a bit less entry rocker and a little more width and volume foiled perfectly under your chest, this board will get you over the ledge into a sick drainer, and the sexy pulled-in tail and sharp rail will hold and allow you to adjust your line in the pit!

This is our current high performance shortboard! Featuring a little fuller nose, hidden volume under the chest, a touch wider through the body, blending effortlessly back to a performance tail.

More often than not, the best place to start the design process is to consider your own experiences, likes and dislikes. For Mike, this timeless approach has delivered contest-winning, world-renowned shapes time and time again.

More often than not, the best place to start the design process is to consider your own experiences, likes and dislikes. For Mike, this timeless approach has delivered contest-winning, world-renowned shapes time and time again.

More often than not, the best place to start the design process is to consider your own experiences, likes and dislikes. For Mike, this timeless approach has delivered contest-winning, world-renowned shapes time and time again.