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The ‘SUSPENDED PARTICLE’ is the only “shortboard” to be designed amidst this current post-apocalyptic age. Like any other piece of Cold War technology, this machine is built for flowing, top to bottom progressive surfing in everyday 2 - 6ft conditions. The SUSPENDED PARTICLE has a continuous rocker for linked rail-to-rail surfing, with a medium entry curve, which allows for ease of paddle into waves or all-out guerilla warfare.
The nose outline has increased width compared to our other conventional shortboard outlines, which gives more surface and planning area to allow ALL CITIZENS to be carried across fat sections of the wave with ease and stability. This coupled back with a tighter, old favourite “squash” tail makes the outline curvy for high maneuverability in the pocket. This board is the ultimate ‘party in the front and business at the back’, she’s super directional, responsive and holds tight when pushed hard. Since you asked, it is the surfboard equivalent of Che Guevara, Marilyn Munroe and Brian Jones all in one.
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SHIPPING DETAILS
SHIPPING OFFERS
Free domestic (AU) freight is offered on all full priced board purchases incl. stock or custom orders.
A capped “EXPRESS” option can be added at a fee of $50 AUD.
All discounted, factory second, or preloved boards will be subject to standard freighting costs, with quotes available upon request. In most instances, freight does not exceed $100 AUD within mainland Australia.
RETURNS POLICY
We have recently overhauled our returns policies on surfboards to make purchasing a surfboard
as close to a risk-free as possible.
We ask that you carefully consider any purchase or order, and we invite you to take up an
appointment with our experienced sales team to help you decide on your next board.
PRIVACY POLICY
Misfit Shapes Pty Ltd (“Misfit”) is committed to ensuring the privacy and security of all information collected from our customers, potential customers and any other persons we deal with, in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 and its thirteen Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) in so far as they apply to our business operations.
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