The Ja Mako is fresh out of the development waters of the California delta at discovery bay. This board was designed to bring a new dimension to the shred stixx quiver in the ability to offer the same aggressive ride as the thresher to the larger riders...

The comp I is part of Shred Stixx's continuing dedication to board development. This board is the first quad fin design in the Shred Stixx quiver and the direct result of fine tuning between founder Jerry Price and team rider Chase Hazen...

The piranha offers an evolutionary fish shape that was developed to give the skate style rider the freedom to do skateboard type tricks while maintaining the signature drive and surf style ride that defines all shred stixx...

The shred stixx limited edition is something new for 2009. Starting this spring, Shred Stixx will release a series of special edition boards two times per season in limited quantities. For the 2009 spring series, Shred Stixx will feature neon green and neon orange comp I designs with epoxy resin coating...

Riders up to 200 pounds will enjoy this board the most. Best for speed, vertical slayshing, 360s and popping airs. Great speed recovery for staying close to the boat for the longest sessions possible...

This Stix is the result of 40 years of research and development by Shred Stixx founder Jerry Price, who started riding surfboards behind boats in 1963 at the age of 10. This Fish shape works great in the ocean, but has been tweeked on in many ways to make it the most progressive wakesurfing Stix available in the world...

Designed for cranking radical turns at 15 to 25 mph on a rope 14' to 25' behind the boat. These Stix are round pintail guns. The shape needed for the higher speeds that simulate the feeling of surfing large waves...

This evolutionary "Fish" shape has been devoloped to give the "Skate style" rider the freedom to do skateboard type tricks, while retaining Shred Stixx main goal, "Stixx that surf well"...

For riders 220 lbs plus. This popular model of the Fish Stixx Series was developed out of demand. Hundreds of riders contacted us explaining they already had a pop-out type board that just would not allow them to keep up with the boat while wakesurfung...