Was able to finally put a face to the name. Met Joaquin from France and his friends at Surfindian today. They purchased a couple of my boards a year or so back and sent a comment that they were enjoying them. It’s always gratifying to realize the happiness that surfing engenders and that I can have a small part in making it happen.
New HPH (hydrodynamic planing hull) speedster for a great client back East.
This one is for the Paducah kid, you know who you are (Rich) (not you angry Rich). It’s a hybrid of a full Malibu hull with some concave running out the back for San Diego (as in not perfect point breaks). The rails are as knifey as it gets and it is oh so foiled. Coming soon to Surfindian, unless someone claims it first.
Once again my guy at the factory, risking life and limb, has provided me with a glimpse of an upcoming HPH (9’7 1/2″) with another awesome Bing resin job.
This Sunday at Surfindian is the art and surfboard auction to benefit Japan. Click here for more info
This board will be auctioned as well as others from Skip Frye, Michael Miller, Jim Phillips and more, along with great artwork and products from a variety kind individuals.
Thanks John for the kind words and amazing woodwork. And thank you holly for the lovely photos.
Now available at Surfindian in beautiful Pacific Beach, CA
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6’5 1/2″ mini simmons/HPH
6’7″ HPH speedster
9’1″ EDB smoothie
coming soon to Surfindian, Pacific Beach.
Another new one, 6’10″, hand shaped by me and carefully crafted by the boys at Channin’s.
