INTRODUCING : THE MOREY MACH 12 MDS

• The MACH12 MDS is an advanced bodyboard that has been designed to cater to riders of all skill levels, from beginner groms to seasoned pros.
• One of the standout features of the board is the new MACH Dynamic Speed System, which is a double concave V-hull that is designed to increase the board's speed and improve its handling in the water.
• Whether you're a beginner or a pro, the MACH12 MDS is a top-of-the-line bodyboard that delivers a fast, responsive ride every time.
• The MACH12 MDS is available for purchase alone or as a 2-pack, ensuring that riders never miss out on the action.
• The MACH Dynamic Speed System is a unique feature that sets the MACH12 MDS apart from other bodyboards on the market. The V-hull design generates more speed and helps riders to position their bodies for a faster, more responsive ride. This feature is especially helpful in larger, more challenging waves where speed and control are critical for a successful ride.

• Phuzion Core is a Premium cutting-edge core that is designed to provide exceptional performance and durability. It is crafted using the most advanced fused cell material available in the market, which makes it extremely lightweight while maintaining its strength and structural integrity.
• Embedded fiberglass stringer is a component of a bodyboard that is designed to provide additional strength and flexibility to the board's core. It is made of fiberglass and is incorporated into the board during the manufacturing process. The stringer helps to distribute the rider's weight evenly across the board, making it easier to navigate through the waves. It also helps to prevent the board from flexing too much, which can cause it to break.
• Crescent tail is a tail shape commonly used in bodyboarding that is designed to provide better control and maneuverability in a variety of wave conditions. The crescent shape reduces the amount of contact between the board and the wave face, allowing the rider to maintain more control and fluidity while navigating through the water. This is especially helpful in barreling, close-out, or shore break conditions where the waves are more powerful and unpredictable.
• Coil leash is a type of wrist leash that is commonly used in bodyboarding. The leash is attached to a plug on the board and is worn around the rider's wrist. The coil design of the leash helps to reduce drag and minimize the risk of entanglement with other surfers or underwater obstacles. The leash is an important safety feature that keeps the rider connected to their board at all times, even in the event of a wipeout.

• The MACH12 MDS is a high-performance bodyboard created with the assistance of renowned board designer/shaper Jon Henderson, and brought to life through rigorous testing and design by Morey Boogie.

MOREY BODYBOARD'S

• The modern bodyboard has its origins in California, USA, specifically at Doheny State Beach. In 1971, Tom Morey was watching some young kids surfing on polyethylene foam logs that were held together with PVC pipe. Morey was inspired by their creativity and saw an opportunity to create a new type of surfboard that would be more accessible to a wider range of people.
• Over the years, Morey has worked tirelessly to perfect the bodyboard, experimenting with different materials and designs to achieve the optimal combination of speed, maneuverability, and durability. Today, the bodyboard is a popular choice for surfers of all ages and skill levels, and is widely recognized as a legitimate form of wave riding in its own right.
• Despite its humble beginnings, the bodyboard has come a long way since Tom Morey first watched those kids surfing on foam logs at Doheny State Beach. Thanks to the dedication and innovation of Morey and other pioneers in the sport, the bodyboard has become a beloved and respected fixture of the surfing world.