When it comes to surfboards we generally expect to see a symmetrical design, with some boards going so far as to have perfect symmetry on both the vertical and horizontal planes. This board by Deus Bali, dubbed the Paralesogram, shuns this traditional design ethos in favour of an asymmetrical design. Sadly I’m not a board shaper so I can’t tell you the pros and cons, if you’d like to see more of the Paralesogram, click here to visit Deus Bali.
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