Showing posts with label hand-shapes 4 always. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand-shapes 4 always. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Smatter

A quick pile of new boards for ya'll!


Some of this week's batch, these puppies are heading to Japan tomorrow:


5'2 channel bottom velosim


6'6 v.Bowls


8' v.bowls dot

Friday, July 15, 2011

Space Case


7'9" and full of shred. I got to spend three consecutive days on this puppy with hardly a soul around and a mechanical reef peak to work out some r&d on.

I will be making a. lot. more. of this one.

So far I've done variations on v.bowls in 6'3", 6'7", 7'9" and 8', each one has been a pleaser in every sense of the word. Super flowy and smooth with lots of down the line speed and a buttery, deep cutback that accelerates all the way back to the whitewater.
...I have a new favorite!

The inlay is a hand printed scarf from India, over a really light powdery blue pigment.


She's essentially a mellow rockered, down railed, widepoint-back midlength. Slight belly up front with a shallow vee between your feet and a flat, hard railed tail for tons of speed and release...yeah, that sounds about right.

Monday, April 18, 2011

t.Rev's Down Unda'


Two of the pile of boards I shaped in Byron Bay a few weeks back; 2 + 1 t.Rev's.
One severely foiled out (think shortboard-esque foil), the other foiled like the orig. t.Rev (thicker tail/nose)


Over @ Six Ounce Board Store in Manly, NSW.

and a bonus...Trevor on the Fush (higher perf. foiled out/triplane twin fish) in the new Surfer Magazine via the ever vigilant Morgo Maassen :



suhWEEEEEET!