Nu-Surf TM surfboard

Abstract

A Nu-surf Surfboard introduces the surfing world to the “maxed out low deck” for lowest possible center of gravity surfing. It teaches “winged rails” for structure and other improved maneuvers and capabilities in combination with the maxed out low deck.

I claim:  
     
         1 . A surfboard comprising:
 (a) a low deck area of the top extending from the tail forward under a surfer's feet towards the nose, said low deck approximate to the bottom, said low deck providing said surfer's feet the lowest possible center of gravity position on which to stand and maneuver said surfboard; and   (b) an area of said top ascending and extending out from said low deck to a right rail and to a left rail and to said nose forming an ocean water channeling effect from said nose and said rails to said tail; and   (c) a triangular construction called a winged rail extending and strengthening from said nose to said tail and constructed to the right and to the left of said low deck consisting of:
 (I) an extension of said bottom approximate said low deck to the right and to the left; and 
 (II) said extension of said top area ascending and extending to said right and left rails; and 
 (III) said right and left rails connecting said extensions of said bottom and said extension of said top area ascending and extending to said right and left rails. 
   
     
     
         2 . A surfboard as defined in  claim 1  further including stiffening means extending across said low deck area. 
     
     
         3 . A surfboard as defined in  claim 1  further including a blunting means extending across said low deck area at said tail end. 
     
     
         4 . A surfboard as defined in  claim 1  further including a short length embodiment wherewith surfers can use swim fins on said feet to assist paddling and by grabbing said high point on said winged rails lift oneself while still paddling with swim fins providing ability to pivot swim fined feet under oneself when taking off on a wave.