Ocean Rodeo Mako 150 with Slight Rail Damage

Although this board is new, it has some damage which occurred while shipping (pictured). A crack and ding on the rail of the board. 

After 17 years in the Ocean Rodeo board line-up, we thought the time was right to revisit the classic Mako. Was it possible to improve upon this legendary board?

The OR R&D team decided to give Mako a complete physical and try something new. They tested the Mako shape in multiple 4-fin setups and found the board lost its playful nimble feel and became slower. New tail shape profiles were developed and tested, all of which of which gave no new benefit. They even built prototypes with thick profiled tuck-shaped surf rails. No go!

RAIL-TO-RAIL CONCAVE

Built for ‘real world’ conditions, the Mako excels where all other conventional twin tips fail. Short-fetch chop, rolling ocean waves, inside shore breaks, the Mako smoothly traverses it all and delights in setting the rail hard for a high G force carve to reverse direction for another tack. What’s the secret? The deepest rail-to-rail concave of any twin tip ever produced combined with rounded tips, down-turned rails and a perfectly tuned rocker line. The Mako delivers a powerful fluid carving experience and a dependable rail for stratospheric boosting.

GROOVE 135  Fins

CARBON POLYMER FINS

Made of high grade, durable carbon polymer, the Groove135 features a precision-shaped groove runs lengthwise along the foil, diverting air pockets before they reach the fin tip.