9'1" Kris Hall Jazz Cat (Used) Used After Nat Young won the

After Nat Young won the World Surfing Championships in 1966 on his Magic Sam in San Diego

The rail foil is boxy and forgiving with a low rocker profile that is gradually stretched out

The rocker profile is more engaged than other Gato Heroi models with a healthy dose of kick pushed more forward towards the nose and a low tail rocker that's stretched and blended gradually

This board in particular is oriented for the goofy footed toe side / regular footed heel side to feel more like a fish with a relatively longer and straighter rail line and keel fin set up while the goofy footed heel side / regular footed toe side surfs more tightly similar to the shape of a round tail quad

9'1" Kris Hall Jazz Cat (Used) Used After Nat Young won theThe Jazz Cat from Kris Hall is an extremely versatile longboard that can be surfed in a variety of waves. The outline of the board begins with a moderatley pulled in nose and stays relatively parallel until you reach a rounded pulled in tail. The rails are nicely foiled in the nose then transition to a softer rail towards the middle of the board and end in a hard edge in the tail. The bottom contour of the board consists of a slight roll in the nose