5'8" Ryan Burch Asymmetrical (Used) glass The displacement hull runs the face The displacement hull runs the entire length of the board and holds the shape of its convexity from nose all the way until about the last third of the board where the roll starts to flatten out slightly This allows for the nose and tail to pull into a narrower overall outline and a more centrally located sweet spot for trimming and turning 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 His unique approach to high performance surfing meshes perfectly with his interest in experimental surfboard design concepts to create some of the most functional yet avant garde approaches to wave riding along with the equipment to do it on