LIB X MAYHEM Pisces

June 3 2026

Team

It’s been 25 years since the RNF 96 and we have built a lot of of fish in that time…looking for more speed, more quickness, more precision, and more fun. The high performance fish has evolved bridging the gap between classic fish and the refined precision of the modern shortboard. Turn tighter in the pocket, carve perpendicular on the face, fin-free control in the lip, and still skate freely across the flats… welcome to the Pisces!

“The “PISCES” represents our vision of the fish as an all-around performance vehicle, effortlessly efficient as an everyday board. Bad waves, good waves, mid-level surfers, elite pros… and every wave (and everyone) in between.”

– Matt Biolos

Lib Tech x Mayhem Pisces surfboard sizes — Five fishes… 5’4″,5’6″, 5’8″, 5’10” 6′

EVERYWHERE EVERYTHING FISH PERFORMANCE

Pisces Latin for Fishes
Full outline
Slightly pulled in nose and tail
Tighter nose rocker
Flatter and fast between feet
Concave mid section
V to the swallow tips
Increased tail rocker
Mild wing aligned to work with front fins
5 fin boxes for maximum fun and performance options
Light, agile, rugged EcoImpacto2 Lite construction

FCS II, Two-Tab, and Lib RRIPs Compatible!

SHOP PISCES

Fish tails of the Lib Tech x Mayhem Pisces surfboard, lined up on the beach. — 5 precise winged swallow sizes 5’4″,5’6″, 5’8″, 5’10”,6′

“Lib’s lightweight responsive and rugged ECOIMPACTO 2 LITE X HAMMERBOX construction perfectly complements this rip everything fish story. Take it on a trip, surf it without a leash you’re gonna love this fine tuned, sleeked down hot rod fish.”

– Matt Biolos

Lib Tech surfboard Hammer Box fin box technology. — Urethane tough enough to start a skateboard revolution in the 70 and change the surf game in 2026

San Clementes finest embark upon a couple home break, dang difficult to ding, Lib Tech X Mayhem Pisces mid May sessions. From Stab high champs to WSL challengers, every little snap perfect enough for the average surfer to wonder what we are doing wrong.

Featuring Kade Matson, Taj Lindblad, Hayden Rodgers and Ian Crane. Filmed by Jacob Vanderwork