Showing posts with label fabric inlay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric inlay. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

The "Bipolar Log" - Co-shape with Luke

Behold the "Bipolar Log" 9'5"x23.25"x3.25"

Co-shaped with Luke Sharp this snub nosed moon tail log has fabric inlays from Mozambique and South Africa. The fin box in the nose and tail make it two boards for the price of one and that's where we got the name, Bipolar. It's Template was adapted from one printed off of blendingcurves.com











Maiden voyage for the Bi-polar log was a success, he said it fits his style perfectly.

Stay stoked!

-James

"Pleasant Plunder" - Custom for Ian

Presenting the "Pleasent Plunder"   6'4"x21"2 5/8"


This board was a custom for Ian, brother to pro surfer Nate Dorman. It has a nice wide outline and plenty of volume for easy paddling. The pulled in rounded diamond tail means you can still get this board on rail, despite its floaty, full bodied appearance. With a flatter rocker and higher volume it should generate plenty of speed and glide. The single fin box and quad setup allows for a variety of fin setups depending on your mood. 

Shaped by hand from a stringerless eps blank.
 
 
Quality control guy.

 
 
This was the board we modeled it after.

 
As i was "researching" one day I ran  across this new shape by Hayden Shapes, looks like they might have been twins separated at birth, but one was raised by hippies and the other by... James Bond? 

 
This very well could be that ever elusive "one board quiver".

Stay stoked!

-James