Specs Overview
Outline: Daily Driver
Ability Level: Intermediate
Wave Height: 2-6ft
Wave Type: Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs
Fin Type: Thruster
Concave: Single Concave
Entry Rocker: Moderate
Exit Rocker: Moderate
Overall Rocker: Moderate
Rail Type: Full
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|  LOST | |
| Dimensions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Wave Height | 2-6ft | 2-6ft |
| Concave | Single Concave | Single to Double |
| Entry Rocker | Moderate | Moderate |
| Exit Rocker | Moderate | Moderate/Aggressive |
| Rail Type | Full | Medium/Full |
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Frequently asked questions
- What skill level is the Big Happy for?
- The Big Happy is designed for Intermediate surfers.
- What kind of waves is the Big Happy best in?
- The Big Happy works best in Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs.
- What wave size does the Big Happy suit?
- The Big Happy performs best in 2-6ft waves.
- What fin setup does the Big Happy use?
- The Big Happy has a Thruster set up.
- What type of surfboard is the Big Happy?
- The Big Happy has a Daily Driver outline.
- What volume does the Big Happy come in?
- The Big Happy is available in a 30.5–52 L volume range.
Channel Islands Surfboards, headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, is a renowned surfboard manufacturing company founded by Al Merrick in 1969. Known for its high-performance surfboards, the company has become a staple in the surfing community. Over the years, Channel Islands Surfboards has collaborated with many surfing legends, including Kelly Slater and Tom Curren, and more recently Dane Reynolds and Mike February. CI has won 3 Stab In the Dark with their models Fever, CI Pro, and CI 2.Pro.
