Rook 15

The Channel Islands Rook 15 is a highly versatile and performance-driven surfboard expertly designed for competitive and recreational surfers alike. First emerging on the World Championship Tour in 2010, this board has been reintroduced and embraced by top athletes such as Seabass, Kelly Slater, and Bianca Buitendag. The Rook 15 features a modernized shape that is shorter and wider than its predecessor, optimizing stability and maneuverability. Constructed with a single concave throughout the hull, it excels when engaging the rail, allowing riders to harness energy and achieve impressive speed. This surfboard is ideal for a variety of wave conditions from weak/mushy to strong barrels and is well-suited for point, reef, and beach break environments.

Available in sizes ranging from 4'8" to 5'2", the Rook 15 caters to a wide spectrum of skill levels—from novice to expert—making it an excellent entry point for younger or aspiring surfers aiming to develop their skills. With an emphasis on performance, this board offers a combination of thin to medium foiled rails, a hybrid nose shape, and staged rocker that enhances control during critical maneuvers. Surfers can ride the Rook 15 at their height or opt for an additional two inches for improved paddling and entry into waves. By utilizing the standard tri-fin setup, the Rook 15 facilitates agile and responsive turning, perfect for carving and making pocket turns. Overall, the Channel Islands Rook 15 stands out as a contest workhorse, built for surfers eager to elevate their performance on the water.