Thunderbolt x Harley Ingleby Mid 6 Thunderbolt Red Tech Surfboard
The Mid6 range has been designed to give maximum mid-length performance in all wave types. The one, round pin tail, curvy plan shape, smooth rocker, with a bit of nose is equally comfortable turning deep in the pocket or long open-face arcs. High nose rails through to mid tucked and low hard in the tail, foiled from the center for a nice balance of drive through sections while maintaining hold through tight turning arcs. While the Mid 6 excels in everyday surf, it is tuned enough to handle some pretty serious surf comfortably. Bill has blended the 6 channels perfectly. They are not so aggressive that they track in turns at all and it's very easy to break a line or adjust your arc length anywhere on the wave's face. With the channels balanced between your feet, when you push hard through a turn the response is immediate and the acceleration throughout is like no other board I have ever owned. The Mid 6 breaks the channel bottom stereotype that they're only good in clean waves. It has proven to be good in everything.
FINS: Thruster or quad setups work with six channels for a positive feel. 6'4 - 7'0 the new FCS Harley large mid set is recommended, and the FCS Harley XL quad set is recommended for the 7'6 and 7'10 Mid 6.
Technology
- Fiberglass hand Lamination
- Performance Weight & Flex
- Hand-Crafted
Thunderbolt Red was our first proprietary construction and performs exceptionally well in all conditions. The Red blank features carbon fiber internal flex components and is hand-laminated with 6oz and 2oz fiberglass cloth on both the top and bottom. This design provides a balanced feel with a medium rebound rate, making it highly versatile, user-friendly, and predictable. Thunderbolt Red is ideal for surfers looking for dependable all-around performance and a consistent feel in a wide variety of wave conditions.
Thunderbolt x Harley Ingleby Mid 6 Thunderbolt Red Tech Surfboard
The Mid6 range has been designed to give maximum mid-length performance in all wave types. The one, round pin tail, curvy plan shape, smooth rocker, with a bit of nose is equally comfortable turning deep in the pocket or long open-face arcs. High nose rails through to mid tucked and low hard in the tail, foiled from the center for a nice balance of drive through sections while maintaining hold through tight turning arcs. While the Mid 6 excels in everyday surf, it is tuned enough to handle some pretty serious surf comfortably. Bill has blended the 6 channels perfectly. They are not so aggressive that they track in turns at all and it's very easy to break a line or adjust your arc length anywhere on the wave's face. With the channels balanced between your feet, when you push hard through a turn the response is immediate and the acceleration throughout is like no other board I have ever owned. The Mid 6 breaks the channel bottom stereotype that they're only good in clean waves. It has proven to be good in everything.
FINS: Thruster or quad setups work with six channels for a positive feel. 6'4 - 7'0 the new FCS Harley large mid set is recommended, and the FCS Harley XL quad set is recommended for the 7'6 and 7'10 Mid 6.
Technology
- Fiberglass hand Lamination
- Performance Weight & Flex
- Hand-Crafted
Thunderbolt Red was our first proprietary construction and performs exceptionally well in all conditions. The Red blank features carbon fiber internal flex components and is hand-laminated with 6oz and 2oz fiberglass cloth on both the top and bottom. This design provides a balanced feel with a medium rebound rate, making it highly versatile, user-friendly, and predictable. Thunderbolt Red is ideal for surfers looking for dependable all-around performance and a consistent feel in a wide variety of wave conditions.
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Choosing your next surfboard isn’t about chasing trends — it’s about finding a board that matches your skill level, wave conditions, body type, and surf goals. This guide was created by the Jacks Surfboards team to help you confidently choose your next board, whether you’re building your first quiver or fine-tuning a well-earned lineup.
