Description
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Model Origins
In the summer of 2023, Shayden Pacarro was looking for a board that combined explosiveness with versatility for the typical conditions of Oahu’s South Shore. Shaper Eric Arakawa began working on a new model based on a continuous rocker and a double concave bottom, focused on vertical turns and quick wave reading. After several prototypes and refinements, the Remedy was born: a board that brings together technical control, immediate response, and a progressive feel.
Continuous rocker, instant response, and sharp reading — the Remedy is precision in motion.
Board Type
The Remedy is a shortboard designed for surfers seeking high performance in fast, hollow waves. Developed with direct feedback from surfer Shayden Pacarro, it reflects the need for explosive maneuvers and vertical control in intense conditions.
Dimensions and Volume
Dimensions vary by request, but the Remedy follows typical proportions of high-performance shortboards, with customized volume to balance flotation and responsiveness. It’s recommended to consult the shaper for adjustments based on the surfer’s weight and skill level.
Material and Construction
Available in PU (polyurethane) or EPS (epoxy), the Remedy is built with a carbon stringer for controlled stiffness, reinforced inserts for enhanced structural durability, and eco-friendly resin that ensures high performance with reduced environmental impact. The model features a deep single concave that transitions into a double concave near the fins, paired with a continuous rocker for optimal engagement in critical waves.
Ideal Wave Conditions
Recommended for waves ranging from 0.5 m to 2 m, the Remedy excels in powerful, steep, and bowl-shaped waves such as Supertubos, Coxos, Pedra Branca, Praia Grande, Cabedelo, Cova do Vapor, and Praia do Zavial. It performs best in conditions with enough energy to fully leverage its aggressive design.
Skill Level
The board was designed for intermediate to advanced surfers who have mastered the fundamentals and are seeking progression in modern maneuvers like vertical snaps and laybacks. It is not recommended for beginners.
Fin Setup
The Remedy is compatible with FCS II or Futures fin systems, depending on the order. Recommended setups include:
Thruster (tri-fin) configuration with fins like AM2 or Coffin Bros.
A solid base and moderate rake for a balanced combination of control and drive.
Surf Style
This board invites you to surf fast, energetic, and vertically — perfect for those who love to attack the pocket repeatedly with explosive snaps and aggressive re-entries, without compromising on well-drawn rail lines. It’s the ideal choice for surfers aged 35 to 45 who, with a busy schedule, seek to progress their high-performance surfing in everyday beach breaks or point breaks, benefiting from a balanced blend of easy speed, solid drive, and a touch of forgiveness that makes every session more productive.
Wave Entry
Explosive takeoff and sustained speed
Turns and Transitions
Fluidity in rail-to-rail surfing transitions
Best with a
Thruster setup with AM2 or Coffin Bros fins
Technical Progression
Supports technical progression and vertical surfing
Designed with a focus on reactivity and precise wave reading, the Remedy blends progressive rocker, continuous outline, and functional bottom contours to generate acceleration and control when response time is critical.
Wave Type
- From 0.5 to 2 m with solid power.
- For fast beach and reef breaks.
- Critical sections with a defined wall.
Performance
- Technical and vertical surfing.
- Intermediate to advanced level.
- Natural balance and neutral weight.

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Shape
- Stable for vertical and fluid surfing.
- Balanced shape: responsiveness and flow.
- Thin nose, continuous rocker, medium tail.

Performance Specs
of the Remedy Surfboard
The Remedy was designed to combine speed, flow, and maximum technical control, with every detail of the shape focused on vertical performance and quick wave reading.

Narrow Nose:
Allows for quick entries and vertical turns.
Volume Distribution:
More stability without sacrificing performance.
Squash Tail:
Balance of speed and control in critical turns.
The Remedy’s clean outline provides continuous acceleration and stability at high speeds, while maintaining quick responsiveness in rail-to-rail transitions. Strategically distributed volume supports smooth entries and technical surfing.

Single > Double Concave:
Generates lift and acceleration between the fins.
Continuous Rocker:
Perfect engagement in vertical sections and fast drops.
With an aggressive continuous rocker and a single-to-double concave bottom, the Remedy generates lift, speed, and seamless connection between vertical turns and critical wave sections.

Medium to Thin Rails:
Precise response and sharp wave reading.
Medium to thin rails provide greater precision in quick turns and refined line reading. The immediate rail response allows controlled maneuvers even in powerful waves.
Faqs
Is the Remedy suitable for beginner surfers?
No. The Remedy is designed for intermediate to advanced surfers who have already mastered the technical fundamentals and are looking to progress in vertical maneuvers and dynamic wave reading.
What are the main performance benefits of the Remedy?
- ✅ Fast wave entry
- ✅ High responsiveness in quick turns
- ✅ Smooth rail-to-rail transitions
- ✅ Controlled acceleration in critical sections
What style of surfing does the Remedy favor?
The Remedy is ideal for progressive surfing, focused on vertical maneuvers, quick direction changes, and precise line reading, especially in waves with more power and definition.
Can I order the Remedy with custom dimensions?
Yes. The Remedy can be custom-made, adjusting length, width, and volume based on your weight, skill level, and personal preferences. Consult the shaper to find the ideal balance.
What is the recommended volume for choosing the Remedy?
The ideal volume depends on the surfer’s weight, skill level, and style. For intermediate surfers, it’s recommended to choose a Remedy with 1–2 liters more than their usual shortboard volume. Advanced surfers can adjust the volume for maximum responsiveness and agility in critical waves.






















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