Xero Fusion PU (Special Order)

JS Industries Xero Fusion PU Surfboard

SMALL WAVE PERFORMANCE.

The Xero Fusion is a performance oriented, user friendly model for flatter faced waves. Positioned between the Xero Gravity all-rounder and the Sub Xero super groveller, this is our latest small wave weapon to fill an essential role in any surfer’s quiver.

It’s been designed with the iconic and timeless Blak Box rocker with a new and updated blend of outline curves, modern rail shapes and a narrower swallow tail. This tail shape provides more outline curve from nose to tail enhancing the overall glide of the board in weaker conditions. The new Xero Fusion features a combination of extra foam distribution throughout the rail line leaving the volume where you need it. However, the rails are pulled down to create the sensitivity you need in a board with plenty of extra foam hidden throughout.

This has been a winning combination for JS throughout a lot of our favourite boards in recent years. Xero Fusion is incredibly fast due to the Blak Box rocker providing instant acceleration, suited even more to small waves compared to the Xero Gravity. The rocker is flat and designed to fly through any dead spot, yet enough curve enabling you to push and turn hard in the pocket.

The engine room includes a single concave under the front foot running into a double through the fins. This provides extra lift and control through critical sections. The Xero Fusion is an updated and modern alignment with the best-selling Blak Box model (ridden in the same dimensions). Look for the Easy Rider option also available for surfers who prefer more foam in a shorter board, with low rails to maintain manoeuvrability.

As the Xero Family evolves, JS continues to focus on adding to the strengths of our clear global favourites. We have tested dozens of combinations to create fresh ideas and found the ultimate 1-3ft step down model catering to so many locations around the world. Xero Fusion is now the board of choice for our Traktor Team riders in flatter or weaker waves when they still want to perform at their absolute best.

TEAM RIDER REFERENCE
Hiroto Ohhara // Height: 5’4 (163 cm) // Weight: 141 lbs (64 kg)
Rides 5’6” x 19” x 2 3/16” x 24.6L

Jeremy Flores // Height: 5’9” (175 cm) // Weight: 70 kg - 154 lbs
Rides 5'7” x 19 1/4” x 2 1/4” x 26.1L

Conner Coffin // Height: 5’8” (172 cm) // Weight: 75 kg - 165 lbs
Rides 5'8” x 19 1/2” x 2 5/16” x 27.6L

Mikey Wright // Height: 6’0 (182 cm) // Weight: 75 kg - 165 lbs
Rides 5'8” x 19 1/2” x 2 5/16” x 27.6L

Julian Wilson // Height: 6’0” (183 cm) // Weight: 80 kg - 176 lbs
Rides 5'9” x 19 5/8” x 2 3/8” x 29L

Ryan Callinan // Height: 6’0” (183 cm) // Weight: 80 kg - 176 lbs
Rides 5'9” x 19 5/8” x 2 3/8” x 29L

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Features

Find Ideal Volume

Volume should be a guide, not a rule, and this chart can help you figure out a good ballpark volume for you to base your boards off of.

Ability/weight/volume numbers are not exact science, but will give you an idea of where to start. This chart is assuming that we are talking about a basic performance board to be ridden in average/good waves.

• Generally speaking you would want to ADD volume for a board designed for smaller, weaker conditions
• You would ADD volume for a step-up board for use in bigger, more powerful waves
• Wearing a lot of rubber (thick wetsuit, booties, etc.) adds to your weight and diminishes paddle power, so ADDING a little additional foam will help you.
• You want to balance the added ease of paddling (more volume) with sensitivity and performance (less volume)

Taking care of your board is essential for maximizing its lifespan and ensuring you have the best experience on the water.

• Rinse after each use
• Store properly out of direct sunlight
• Regular checkups for dings