With the nose more pulled in than the tail, the Aurora has a more traditional surfboard look. This outline matches the more rockered design. The pointy nose has a fair amount of flip on it, making late drops and critical turning more efficient. At the back, it features a minimal hip where the fins start, creating a clear pivot point. The squash tail is relatively wide, creating some lift which helps gliding across fatter sections, instead of sinking.

The Aurora's bottom is simple. It features a single concave throughout the board, finishing with a slight double concave between the fins to vee off the tail. In addition, the overall medium rails will give a smooth feeling with no surprise for when things get serious. The fin setup is a traditional thruster, which amplifies reliability with more control over the board. If it's more speed than control you're looking for, than, the Twin + trailer option is for you.