What it was designed to do
The Rad Ripper sits in the Small Wave Everyday Performance board family and follows a Small Wave Everyday Performance direction. This describes design intent; it is not a score, award or claim that the model suits every surfer.
What it does well
Rad Ripper follows a Small Wave Everyday Performance direction within the Small Wave Everyday Performance family. Its moderate paddle support and Thruster fin setup help define where it may fit; the final result still depends on size, construction, rider and conditions.
An exact manufacturer page for this model was not confirmed, so Quivrr has not presented the available variant source as an exact match.
Best suited for
Available board information associates this model with beach break, reef break, open face. The available rider guidance includes progressing, intermediate, advanced, expert.
Riding feel
Fin options: Thruster. Paddle support: moderate. The final feel depends on size, construction and conditions.
Where it sits in your quiver
This model most naturally sits in the small-wave board position. Its actual role depends on the selected size, your existing boards and usual conditions.
Things to keep in mind
- glide
- turning radius
Board guidance is kept separate from live inventory. A model may be documented without being available in a specific size or region.
Sizing guide
23L to 43.5L in the available board specifications. Use litres alongside length, width, rails, outline and foam distribution. Confirm current specifications before choosing a size.
Design details
Available specifications place the Rad Ripper in the Small Wave Everyday Performance family, with a Small Wave Everyday Performance design direction, Thruster fin options and moderate paddle support. Confirm current construction and dimensions before choosing a size.
Bodhi's Board Notes
Ask Bodhi to relate this design to your ability, preferred volume, current board, quiver and usual waves.