Designed by one of the best known and most visible riders of the time, the Jay Reale Mach 7-SS put a new spin on an old favorite. A new template was applied to the classic Mach 7-SS, bringing the wide point forward for prone riding and drawing in the nose for aggressive drop-knee riding. The board also featured a "Grip-Track Nose", a thumb grip with a streamlined profile that ran across the nose for increased front hand control. Aesthetically, the typical blue chines of the Mach 7-SS were swapped for red ones. Photo: Marco Rufino.