The tailshape & big fins make sense to me. Shaped for driving odd the bottom & loose/snappy off the top. The swallow nose shaped boards are interesting, I wonder what that's for. I'm guessing it allows for water to flow through into concaves or something They look like they have huge amounts of volume, I'd like to see him duckdiving one lol...interesting vid
It's so refreshing to see someone thinking outside the square....he has obviously thought about what he wants to do and designed the board around that... what it looks like in the end is niether here nor there....long straight rail line on his bottom turn to draw out the turn with one big fin on the rail for drive...short radius plan on the backhand side to break the ark and snap off the top with the aid of what looks like half a quad setup....and its doing all of that very smooth and at mach speed....combine that with G'land and wow....loved it...thanks for posting Ted
Great insight there Mr.Goddard. Watched this a few times on fbook, and love more and more. Some incredible surfing,and I will.always love someone more when they back themselves....and he did it in something more than two foot waves
yeah i think board would go just the same with less dangerous rounded nose.first 4" doesn't get in the water 90% of the time when you're up n riding,many shapers agree the sharper noses are pure aesthetics to sell boards as they look sleeker.great clip and if you've seen him surfing 4ft .slabs of closed cell foam with no fins you'd realise he can and does rip on anything
They look like they have huge amounts of volume, I'd like to see him duckdiving one lol...interesting vid 
....loved it...thanks for posting Ted
