Aloha Friday: Harley Ingleby's HIBT 3+3, the Moe, and a Limited Edition G6

The HIBT 3+3 Changes With the Fins You Run

This is the first full collaboration between Harley Ingleby, a two-time World Longboard Champion, and shaper Billy Tolhurst, and it is built around one idea: swap the fins, and the board becomes a different board.

Best for: surfers who want one board that adjusts to the day instead of sitting in the garage

Run it as a true quad and it drives through bigger, more powerful surf. Switch to a twin and it turns loose and fast in smaller waves. Run the asym setup and you get a mixed-rail feel that splits the difference. It is a performance fish-style shape, built to bridge the gap between a shortboard and a mid-length.

The flat-entry rocker and neutral front end let it draw into knee-high, playful waves that most performance shapes stall out on, while the deep fish tail and rocker profile give it the speed to handle bigger, faster, hollower surf when conditions pick up. It is back in stock in sizes 5'10" through 7'2".

Check out the HIBT 3+3 →

The Moe, and a G6 That Was Only Ever Built Once

Harley Ingleby Moe

Best for: moving from a longboard down to something shorter, or a shortboard rider who wants easier paddling

The Moe is the board we point people to when they want to paddle easier without giving up the way a shortboard turns. It catches waves early like a longboard, then loosens up in the turns like a much shorter board. It has been one of our steadier sellers since it launched, and this restock brought back all five sizes.

It is back in stock in sizes 6'6" through 8'0", in Light Blue, Orange, or Candy White.

Check out the Moe →

Harley Ingleby G6 — Limited Edition

Best for: collectors and anyone who wants a board nobody else on their beach is riding

Thunderbolt only ever built the G6 in one size, 9'1", in Candy White. There is no second run coming and no other length to order. If you have been waiting for a board to collect rather than a board to ride every day, this is that board.

Check out the G6 →

What Riders Are Saying

We asked two customers who already own these boards to tell us straight, no script. Guy has been riding the HIBT 3+3 and walks through how the fin swap actually changes the way it surfs from one setup to the next. Danny has been on the Moe and talks about what it is like stepping down from a longboard without losing the easy paddling he was used to.

Watch Guy's HIBT 3+3 review, or see Danny's Moe review.

Fin Restocks: Randy Rarick and True Ames

Randy Rarick Black Tip

Best for: last-chance buyers, not a restock to sit on

The 7.5 already sold out. Size 10.0 is the last one left, and once it is gone, we are done carrying this fin for good.

Check out the Black Tip →

True Ames Restocks

Best for: longboards that have felt loose or squirrelly on trim

The Greenough 4A is back in six colors: Blue, Kelp, Black, Clear, Green, and Red. The Cutaway restocked too, in Black. Both are longboard fins built around True Ames' classic single-fin shapes, a big-base, high-aspect design meant for the kind of noseriding and trim that modern high-performance fins were never built for. If your longboard has felt loose or squirrelly on trim lately, the fin is worth checking before the board.

See the Greenough 4A →  ·  See the Cutaway →

New Gear from Veia and Sharkbanz

Veia dropped a new Beach Tote and restocked the Explorer Aero Rack Pad, plus two new collab pieces: a leash with This Is Livin' and a deckpad with John John Florence in a Night Camo colorway. All four are built for the same thing, getting your board from the car to the water without the extra gear falling apart halfway through the season.

The Florence deckpad is worth a closer look if you have not seen the remixed Night Camo pattern in person. It is a squash tail cut, which matters more than it sounds like it should. A deckpad shaped for the wrong tail outline will bunch at the corners or leave a gap right where your back foot lands.

Best for: hauling everything else you bring to the beach

See the Tote →  ·  See the Rack Pad →  ·  See the Leash →  ·  See the Deckpad →

Sharkbanz also restocked, including a new Signature Edition colorway alongside the FCS POD bracelet. Both are wearable shark deterrents, worth a look if you are spending longer stretches in the water further from shore.

Best for: extra peace of mind on longer swims and sessions offshore

See the Sharkbanz →  ·  See the POD →

New Arrivals from Moskova

Moskova brought in two new boxers this week: the M2S Polyamide in a new Collab Bugarski print, and the M2 Cotton in Deep Checkers. Both are new arrivals, not restocks, so sizing is fresh across the board.

See the M2S →  ·  See the M2 →

Free Shipping and How Fast You Get It

Spend $150 or more on clothing and surf accessories and shipping is free (bulky items are the exception). And we do something most shops do not: we drop orders at the main post office at night, so they start moving right away.

Here is what customers tell us they see:

• Oahu — usually the next day
• Neighbor Islands — 2 to 3 days
• West Coast — 3 to 5 days
• East Coast — 4 to 6 days

Three boards from one collaboration, each built to solve a different problem. That is the whole point of a week like this: not the newest thing through the door, but the right board for how you actually surf.