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| concave for 7'6" |
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| 6'5" thruster |
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| fin option #1 green |
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| fin option #2 blue |
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| fin option #3 smoke |
Monday, June 27, 2011
Limey
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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Making some headway on a board order that is going north of the bridge. It was super sunny when I shot these images so the light makes these boards look like neon. It's actually lime green, which is the crazy thing about resin tints, they really illuminate in the sunlight and when they get wet. I am very stoked with how the color laid out on this board!
Hand Shaped Boards from the Hand Shaped State
here we are
Welcome to the world of surfboard building and surfing in the Great Lakes. Though our waves can't compete with most major breaks in the world, we do get plenty of decent surf, without the crowds. Some people compare surfing on the lakes to what surfing used to be on the ocean in the 60's and 70's. We are still trying to figure out what type of boards work well in fresh water, there are many undiscovered surf spots, and the community here is among the most welcoming. So here we are, enjoy.
