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Vouch Mid Vish 6'10 review: not a great paddler, genuinely fun to ride

Updated 2026-09-19

Length6'10"
Width21 1/4 in
Thickness2 3/4 in
Volume42 L
Fin configTwin
Top speed27 km/h
Wave range2 to 5 ft

The Vouch Mid Vish 6'10 is a mid-length all-rounder twin fin, a board the register calls not a great paddler but genuinely responsive and fun once up and riding.

What it is and why I bought it

I bought this Mid Vish stock in February 2019, a PU board with a medium rocker and soft rails, running a bottom from belly into vee into a double concave vee, finished with a swallow tail in a twin fin setup. At 21 1/4 inches wide and 42 litres over 6'10, it was built as a mid-length all-rounder.

It came in a tobacco colourway.

How it surfed

Its best wave came at Dee Why, at a top speed of 27 km/h (about 16.8 mph) over a 170 metre ride, using CC Keels. It confirmed the trade-off noted directly in the register: paddling was not a strength, but the board was responsive and fun to ride once up on a wave. The logged wave range is 2 to 5 ft, ideal at 4 ft.

Who it suits and who it does not

A mid-length twin fin like this suits someone who prioritises how a board turns and feels once riding over how easily it paddles, since that is exactly the trade-off this board makes. It is a weaker fit for anyone who most values effortless wave-catching, since paddling was its acknowledged weak point.

What happened to it

It sold on 12 March 2023 for $950, against a $1,350 purchase cost. A replacement cost of $1,720 is also logged against it, for comparison against what it originally cost.

Questions people ask

What fins worked on this Vouch Mid Vish?

CC Keels are the setup logged against this board.

What was the Mid Vish's biggest weakness?

Paddling. The register notes it directly: not a great paddler, though responsive and fun once riding.

How does this compare to the other Vouch Mid Vish in the log?

A separate 7'2 Mid Vish was also owned, running slightly more volume and width; this 6'10 is the smaller of the two.

For the full spec sheet, see the sold boards list. For the other Vouch Mid Vish, see the 7'2 version. For more on keel fins, see keels or upright twin fins.