Rusty Surfboards / South Africa
TESTED / EXPLAINED / COMPARED
Board Reviews
11 total
01
1984Jul 29, 2024
The story behind Occy’s “Magic” Rusty and the design partnership that produced some of the 1980s’ most electric surfing.
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02
Board ReviewsNov 06, 2023
A performance twin fin with enough hold and backside control to stand in for a thruster when the waves have real push.
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03
Board ReviewsSep 22, 2022
The EggNot combines midlength paddle power with refined rails, real turning ability and versatile fin options.
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04
Board ReviewsApr 18, 2022
Developed with Wade Carmichael, the Keg combines power, speed and high-performance response with a surprisingly easy adjustment.
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05
Alternative BoardsJan 24, 2022
Noel Salas found the compact Miso fast and playful in everyday waves, yet controlled enough for overhead surf.
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06
BlackbirdJan 11, 2022
Compare Rusty’s two leading step-ups: the precise, highly rockered New Traveler and the versatile, paddle-friendly Blackbird.
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07
Board ReviewsAug 19, 2021
A polished modern twin fin with fast transitions, smooth flow and enough drive for confident frontside and backside surfing.
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08
Board ReviewsJul 18, 2018
A dependable daily-driver shortboard that generates speed in ordinary surf while retaining modern rail-to-rail performance.
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09
Board ReviewsOct 26, 2015
A confident all-round hybrid with strong paddling, connected round-tail turns and a wide range from average to good surf.
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10
Board ReviewsOct 02, 2015
A fast-paddling everyday board that creates immediate speed and connects weak sections without feeling passive.
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11
Board ReviewsApr 11, 2015
A performance shortboard that keeps useful foam under stronger surfers while preserving thin rails and tight turning arcs.
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