Helix Camo Carbon.
Designed to paddle like a dream, glide through tubes, and turn on a dime, the Helix has become a staple in the quivers of team riders Kai Lenny, Imaikalani deVault, Ian Walsh, Ian Gentil, and Logan Bediamol.
Keith initially started working on the design of the Helix for Lalo Goya and himself as a shape to handle larger and more hollow conditions. It eventually transitioned to becoming a crucial board in surf trip quivers and at home on Maui during the winter months. After refining the shape with Imai and Gentil during the contest season on Oahu’s North Shore, the Helix was born. While not intended to be a full-blown step up, the Helix is the board you can trust to get over the ledge or when you need to hold a line and excel on rail.
The Helix has a wider tail, and the wide point isn’t as far forward. It has a medium tail rocker with a medium entry. This allows the board to handle heavier waves and turn at faster speeds. A medium rail for some grab yet forgiving enough for the faster speeds.
The Helix is our most advanced shape for those in between days. Comparing it to the Crusher, it helps you handle the bigger surf.
Speed.
The Helix has a medium tail rocker with a medium entry. This allows the board to handle heavier waves and turn at faster speeds. A medium rail for some grab yet forgiving enough for the faster speeds.
Shape.
The Helix is our most advanced shape for those in between days. Comparing it to the Crusher, it helps you handle the bigger surf better.
Agility.
While not intended to be a full-blown step up, the Helix is the board you can trust to get over the ledge or when you need to hold a line and excel on rail.
Construction.
Camo Carbon Technology. Full carbon deck, bottom and rails. Deck in Camouflage weave, bottom in plain weave. PU core.
Finboxes.
Thruster. Futures White ILT finboxes.
KT Surfing is a premium surf brand renowned for its innovative and performance-driven surfboards, designed by legendary windsurfer and shaper Keith Teboul.
Based in Maui, Hawaii, KT Surfing blends cutting-edge technology with deep-rooted ocean expertise to craft boards that cater to surfers of all levels, from beginners to professionals.
One of KT Surfing’s most notable collaborations is with world-renowned waterman Kai Lenny.
This relationship has led to the development of some of the most advanced and high-performance boards available on the market, tailored to meet the demands of Kai’s versatile and dynamic surfing style.
The design process at KT Surfing is both meticulous and groundbreaking. Keith Teboul leverages his decades of experience and deep connection to the waves to create boards that perfectly balance speed, agility, and stability. The process involves an intricate blend of hand-shaping and advanced manufacturing techniques, ensuring each board meets the highest standards of quality.
The heart of KT Surfing is its state-of-the-art shapehouse in Maui. This facility serves as an innovation hub where creativity meets craftsmanship. Here, Keith and his team continually experiment with new materials and designs, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in surfboard technology.
The shapehouse is not just a production site; it’s a place where surf culture and cutting-edge design converge, producing some of the finest boards in the industry.
Overall, KT Surfing stands out not just for its superior craftsmanship and innovative designs, but also for its meaningful collaborations and its unwavering commitment to enhancing the surfing experience.
