10’6” Red Rail Board
10’6” Red Rail Board
$1,749.00
- Full nose for stability.
- 2+1 Fin setup for tracking.
- Pin tail for easy maneuverability.
Everything you need to know about the 10’6” Red Rail Board
Take on any condition with the Three Brothers Boards 10’6” Red Rail Board. Versatile by design, you can strap on a cooler for a relaxing flat-water day trip or wax it up for stylish turns and noseriding in the surf. With reinforced rails for extra strength and a 3D diamond-cut EVA deck pad for superior comfort, this board delivers buoyancy, stability, and durability you can count on.
The Red Rail’s rounded pintail glides through smooth, seamless turns and boosts responsiveness in both waves and flat water. A moderate nose rocker cuts through choppy conditions and prevents nose-diving in the surf. Equipped with a 2+1 fin setup, the board tracks beautifully and offers flexible riding options—all three fins come included and are easily removable. A tucked-under handle makes transporting the Red Rail a breeze.
Additional information
| Weight | 25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Length | 10'6" |
| Width | 30” |
| Thickest Point | 5" |
| Volume | 180 |
Classic Boards, Endless Lifestyle
Throughout time, designs, looks, and styles come and go. Some shockingly come back and others are gone for good. There are exceptions, however. Certain designs are timeless and here to stay. They looked amazing when first introduced 60 years ago and are still amazing today. We refer to this as a classic. A 330 Ferrari, a Chris Craft Boat, a Woodie surfboard… all classics, things that never go out of style.
At Three Brothers, we don’t want your board to just look good for a year, or even for the next ten. We want your board to be a classic. It will be a board that looks great and is in-style forever. This is why our designs go back in time to the era of the classic - the Woodies. All of our designs are inspired by those classic boards from the 1950’s and 1960’s. Our goal for your board is simple - when retiring your board after decades of use, your grandchildren will be fighting over who gets to display it in their home. Now that's a classic.
