Palehorse/Boat Wrap

Wild Horses Run Faster

We’ve named frames after fish, flats, places, and people. But never a boat. We wanted to honor a sport fishing machine. A legendary vessel made to do one thing - catch fish. We chose Kevin Beach’s battleship of a Freeman, the Palehorse. A boat that's travelled a quarter million miles, caught thousands of pelagics, and smashed waves for two decades chasing giant Gulf Yellowfin. If you’ve ever been to the tuna capital of the world, you’ve seen this beast. Now you can see our name on it, with legendary artwork by our in-house tattoo artist, Casey Anderson.

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Dawn to Dusk. Fog, Rain, & Fire

We built a frame fit to fish Venice. Think dusk to dawn. Fog, rain, and fire. Where gas burns at the top of a rig post, and low fog clouds create a dangerous passage through America’s River. Think of storms and seas, hurricanes and debris. It's a fishery you have to know to fish, a waterway you have to memorize to survive. We built a frame to match.

With removable side shields, integrated sun shelves, and vented non-slip rubber finishes, this is a frame you can wear flying 50, in 5ft, with lightning behind you, and a floater 50 miles out front. Palehorse is the frame you need to get it done, when the conditions tell you to call it off. They say death rode a pale horse, but his didn’t have quads….

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