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Surftech Gerry Lopez Something Fishy TWIN TrueRide
  • Surftech Gerry Lopez Something Fishy TWIN TrueRide
Surftech Gerry Lopez Something Fishy TWIN TrueRide

Surftech Gerry Lopez Something Fishy TWIN TrueRide

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Like going back in time, while knowing everything you know now. Back in the early 1970s, Steve Lis created a surfboard design, The Fish, that has endured through the decades and is as valid today as it was almost 50 years ago. The Fish design has gone through just about every permutation and probably most shapers. The Something Fishy is a blend of Steve’s old template with Gerry’s take on the rails, bottom shape, and rocker. Gerry Fish, like a Lis Fish, is still fast as heck, but the updates give Gerry’s version a bit more maneuverability and make the board easier to control. We like how it works and, if you are a Fish lover, we think you might too.

Dimensions

5'10" x 21.75" x 2.5" - 38.2L

6'0" x 22" x 2.57" - 40.9L

6'2" x 22.13" x 2.63" - 43.3L
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From Urban Surf customers Reviews left here on urbansurf.com.

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What riders are saying

Float is the surprise. Two riders went for a fairly small fish and say it still floats them fine, one of them a 200 lb surfer in San Diego, and one says to go smaller than you think. It's early days though, with five reviews and a couple from people who'd barely got it wet.

Based on 5 reviews across 1 site, averaging 5.0 / 5.

Riders like

  • Plenty of float for its size
  • Predictable, responsive turns
  • Fun twin-fin feel that brought one rider's stoke back

Worth knowing

  • Size advice runs smaller than you'd expect
  • Few long-term reports; two reviewers had barely ridden it
“at 33. 8L didn't think was going to float me well but the dimensions and shape did a lot to make up for it. … recommend going smaller than you think.”
QWAN P., review on surftech.com ↗ · Sep 20265'6" (33.8L), construction not stated
“I'm 200 lbs, and surf primarily in San Diego. … Plenty of float, and a solid board to simply enjoy the ride, or plenty responsive for kicking it up a few notches.”
Christopher C., review on surftech.com ↗ · Oct 2026Construction not stated
“It works great feels and turns feel predictable”
brian R., review on surftech.com ↗ · Jun 2025Construction not stated

Reviews collected from brand sites and other retailers, not from Urban Surf customers. Quotes are short excerpts; follow the links to read the full reviews. Last checked Oct 2026.

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