Lost Quiver Killer

185lb advanced surfer 6'0"x 20.5 X 2.6, 34.5L Quiver Killer (Lib Tech - Eco Impacto 2 Lite) First session today in stout 4-5ft+ waves. I don't need another session to know the board is magic. Rode it as a thruster with L Pyzel fins. My every day board is 6'2" 19.5 x 2.375, 32L. I travel with 2 step-ups: 1 for regular spice and 1 for extra spice. I don't like to travel with a board for regular waves... so my smaller step-up needs to be a good all-arounder for the inevitable regular waves that I'm trying to avoid. This board will do the double duty for regular spice and the days between swells. I was struggling with that part of my 2-board travel quiver. I absolutely love this board! I got taken by surprise today by a 6ft set during a rising swell, out of position, made a late late drop and got a great ride. Thought for sure I was going to eat sh*t on the drop, it was vertical, but no. It was a real wave and I did everything I hoped to do with it and I kicked out with a big smile. More than a smile. I normally don't say anything when I'm surfing: no claims, no nothing, but a "F* yeah!" did escape my lips after that one. I slapped the water too. Couldn't control myself because I know this is the board. I can't wait to ride this board a 6-8ft day. It is nimble, nice rail to rail transitions, nice acceleration, nice drive. Paddles like a dream. All of it. It is a super all-around board. Stoked.

I’ve been riding both a 5'8" and a 6'0" Quiver Killer and love them both. The 5'8" is my daily driver in fun, chest-high-and-under surf. It’s fast, loose, and super easy to whip around. I can get it into waves early for the size, and it holds speed even when the wave goes a bit flat. The 6'0" is my go-to when the swell picks up or if I’m heading somewhere with a bit more push. It still feels like a Quiver Killer—fast and responsive—but the extra length gives it more confidence in bigger surf. Between the two of them, I feel like I’ve got most conditions covered. If I had to pack one board for a trip, I’d probably go with the 6'0" just for versatility—but the 5'8" is a blast and never lets me down in smaller surf. Took them both to PR, threw them in a travel bag and didn't have to worry about any extra padding.

I'm 5'4" 125lbs female surfer. I took this board out for its first session in 6 -8' surf. It was the first sold swell of the season and the board did great. It was able to handle some steep late drops, the wave was a little fat after the drop but the board was responsive and rode really well. I am still curious to see how this board will ride on a wave with a steeper, more critical face. But I was definitely impressed by the drops it was able to take. The next day the swell dropped a couple feet and I took my 5'5" RNF out to the same spot. I absolutely love that board!!! I am stoked on both of my new boards, and super excited to take them on my next trip overseas. Aloha, Aylana

Absolutely love this board. After surfing 8-10 foot waves, I couldn’t find a single pressure dink. Super fun in small waves as well. I honestly thought it was false advertising when I researched the board, but I can safely say that it is what it’s chalked up to be, the quiver killer.

Second season on this guy. First season I didnt take any other board out of the stable it was so sick. Ended up getting a Jones Mindexpander(updated version) and it only made me love this board more. This thing makes it hard to buy other boards because it rips so hard. Turns and carves SUPER hard, floats pow and slashes like a boss. Also this thing POPs super hard. Something the jones didnt do. Nuff tuff board.