Infinity BLURR V3
The Blurr (version) 3 is the latest design evolution in the performance series of "Blurr" shapes. Designed by renowned SUP shaper Dave Boehne.
Design
Working with our world class team closely leads the R&D for the Blurr series and how we got to V3 today. Sebastian Gomez, Izzi Gomez, Vania Torres, Bernd Roediger, Anthony Maltese, Candice Appleby have all had a hand in the make up of this board.
Winning
Both Sebastian Gomez and Vania Torres won GOLD at the 2024 Pan American games on this board. Anthony Maltese 1st Place 2025 DaHui Backdoor Shootout on his BlurrV3.
DESIGN FEATURES:
-Performance shortboard outline. Pulled in nose and tail
-Clean no wing tail template
-"rolled" step rail is less aggressive than previous v2
-Single concave to double concave bottom shape
-5 Futures no slide box
-new larger more contoured carbon fiber handle
-new thinner lighter water resistant traction
Outline:Traditional shortboard style outline with a pulled in nose and tail. We removed the wing in the tail and updated the template. Nice clean flowing curve.
Rails: "rolled" step rail allows for a flat deck to stand on while also taking volume away from the rail creating a thinner responsive rail for precise turning while hiding volume under foot where needed.
Bottom: V3 bottom we added in a double concave in the back half of the board with a single concave in the front. The double concave is shallow but increases the rail to rail transition while maintaining the grip control desired and speed.
Rocker: The rocker of the V3 has not changed from the V2. This rocker is the perfect blend of speed and flow while keeping the tail nice and free when you want it. Smooth continuous curve.
Construction: SUPspension TECH: Full carbon molded sandwich construction that is regarded as the best strength to weight in the industry with a custom tuned flex feel that sets the ride quality of Infinity boards in a category of it's own.
About Infinity
Infinity have been building surfboards since the 1970s. They are a family run business out of Dana Point, California. One thing that has always set them apart has been their willingness to build all kinds of watercraft and not being limited to just surfboards. Whether that meant tandem boards or wave skis in the early days, or today SUPs and Foil boards. Their designs have always been about pushing limits and they have always loved making boards fast.