The G-Nug is our most versatile river surfboard, and I consider it to be the swiss army knife of my quiver. I always have mine with me when I show up to any river wave because it will surf such a wide range of styles of waves. High volume, wide surface area from nose to tail to plane up but not too much thickness so you can still put it on rail. You can surf it like a longboard, or throw some hard carving turns and anything in between. I have surfed this board in Denver, Durango, Golden, Montrose, Glenwood, Gunnison, Pueblo, BV, Salida, Jackson Hole, and even took it to Portugal and surfed Gunicho, Leca de Palmeria, and Cabadelo. 

 

The G-Nug comes in sizes 5’0, 5’4 and 6’0. My go-to is the 5’4 but the 6’0 is very nice to have in the quiver as a high volume board for weaker waves like Bingo Hole in Golden, and the 3rd drop at Pueblo Whitewater Park. The 5’4 can be surfed just about anywhere for the more skilled rider, and the 5’0 is a great option for newer riders on park waves, or smaller riders. I build standard with a tri-fin setup and always use Futures fins.