PC Pilgrimage: OZ

Welp, the tickets have been purchased and I'm off to Australia for March!

We're coming through the Alley Fish Fry on the 6th, and I'll be talking a little the evening before at the meet 'n greet and then taking to the streets to find some new friends and new waves for a couple weeks.

I'll only be shaping custom boards on the trip, so if you want one now would be the time to email either myself or Ben at Six Ounce Board Store (ben@sixounceboardstore.com.au).

Dixie Strangers

stringerless blank (w/glue line) parabolic paulownia rails...

fiberglass panel flextail.

7' x 22 1/4"2 3/4" x 2 1/4"

A lively board underfoot if ever there was one.

Tuberz for Booberz

Spencer Lyon - Hullibut shacks for days!

[ photos: Ian Echternacht ]

...Makes me all warm and fuzzy inside.

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The apple of my eye, and easily the largest physical project I've attempted to tackle yet.

The Channel Coast

Time to offer some new rides up for sale, if one tickles your fancy send me an email...

6'7 Pintail single.

6'7 Stage III with futures c5 sidebites

6'3 Nuggety Vampire Hull with c5 sidebites (and a wicked foil, I might add)

5'11" t.Rev 1 + 2...super glide.

(Shouldn't Have to...

Sell Your Soul.)

(I highly suggest that ya fullscreen it!)

Balance

photo: Lightner

Spend The Time

I got a little screening of Andrew Kidman's Lost in the Ether last night and WHOA.

Go buy it, watch it, or find it from a smart friend who owns it, then go buy it yourself.

Honestly, for my brain and the way I process information, it was outrageously good.

Rarely are surfers so eloquent, well spoken and educated on their topic of discussion; there is no doubt that Kidman and the guys care deeply about the causes they are championing.

Litmus was fantastic, but Lost in the Ether [for me] will be eternal.

Slotted Friends

Kyle Albers, getting his.

Stress Free

taken from the middle of a 39 shot sequence :).....gif coming soon!