By definition, ‘Midlength’ surfboards borrow traits to a Mini Mal and Funboard such as paddle speed and buoyancy, but offer a higher level of performance with less area in the nose and tail, and more progressive bottom curves (Rocker).

This style of board is perfect for surfers progressing in skill level who are looking to master smooth, flowing turns on the wave face, and intermediate-to-experienced surfers who’re keen to maintain their performance levels and wave count in smaller conditions.

The Mirage is the ‘big brother’ to the Middie, offering higher volumes and extra buoyancy for surfers who love catching lots of waves. Plenty of surface area under the chest makes it very stable when up and riding, and the tapered nose and tail means you can still perform nice smooth turns on the wave face.

The bottom has a forward single concave with double concave through the back. This progressive set of contours offsets the extra volume and offers more experienced riders the opportunity to jam tighter turns. Overall the Mirage has a high level of response and a very sensitive feel for a board of this length and size.

The EPS/Epoxy construction provides great buoyancy to weight ratio, and the traditional thruster set up lets you customise the feel by adding your favourite set if fins.

The Mirage is best suited to intermediates continuing on the path of progression and experienced surfers wanting to downsize from a longboard.