She Hulling

Trevor Jones' new 7' She Hull...the major difference in the She as opposed to the vampire or others in my current lineup is the longer, straighter outline with a hip at the fin; as well as a less than typical bottom shape (as far as hulls go) under the back foot and just ahead of the fin...secret sauce...Mmmmm

While We're on the Subject

...Tom's 11' Glider for connecting impossible sections at his favorite wave.

fArt Show!

Wanted to throw up a little disclaimer about the show goin' down this week/end here in SB...Gonna be lots of good stuff involved and on display including but not limited to:

Photos by Morgan Maassen

Paintings by Trevor Gordon

Surfboards by Me(?)

Music by Travers Adler

 

and on

  AND ON

and on...

and ON.......

It's gonna be a fun time, the music and reception will be this friday night, thursday will be the first day of the show tho...come check it out!

Eat Sloth

Kyle Albers, doing work.

Video Fridays!

Its friday, I got a new back brace for shaping, and Branden Aroyan just put his clip from the Sacred Craft's little film festivities up online, which happens to have a few shots of me shaping him a Timberline nugget, and the Travers Adler gettin' down with it...and then, to top it off, a little Jimmy Gamboa SHREDDING on an old 8'6" (if i remember correctly from our chat that morning) Liddle...super fun clip to watch, hang out for a few minutes and enjoy!

Home Is Where The Surf Is from Branden Aroyan on Vimeo.

Glyders

9' of glide, just for kicks!

and theres more funkadelic foam coming down the pipe quickly :)

Tryp

preview of v2.0 of the website...

hoping the weather stays away today so I can finish up some epic glass jobs Connor and I started up yesterday...some really simple and elegant ones coming down the line this week!

Thuggin'

C. Lyon, learning the art of the lamination at PC ground zero...

7'1 vampire hull ('bu foiled) heading to Shelter Surfshop down in the LBC.

Friends Are Fun

Surfed with a few friends today and the new mini-vid camera...got some interesting screen grabs, nothing fantastic, but documenting fun times is always nice :)

Got my first session on the Tiberline hull that I shaped, and gave Steve a run on it as well (last pic).  So far SOOOOOOO good on it, super fast and slippery and locks into trim...cutbacks were effortless and full railed when you've got the shoulder to put one down!  Couldn't be much happier, and I will DEFINITELY be making some new EPS hulls after feeling the response on this thing...check how CLEEEEEEAN she flows:

Seemingly Surrounded

by endless dust.

I need to run.

back to the ocean......

travers adler on a timberline nug

screenshots: Branden Arroyan