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As most of you probably already know, getting your fins right can mean the difference between your board going insane or not working for you at...
We’re serious about what we do. And what we do is build the best possible surfboards we can. At the same time, we are constantly striving to make better...
The latest Hit the Roads are something else. The introduction of the FLV into the bottom contour about 18 months ago has proved to be a massive breakthro...
Like I've said before, getting it right is the never ending challenge of building surfboards. With so many factors, and the complexity of them interactin...
As most of you probably already know, getting your fins right can mean the difference between your board going insane or not working for you at all. And...
The Magic Carpet Or the MKV?
The Magic Carpet or MKV? I love both boards equally and do swap them out constantly, they are very similar when it comes to g...
There is no doubt that our twin keel fishes are performance boards that can be pushed as hard as you want. But at the same time they are also very easy t...
As primarily a custom surfboard designer and a shaper, the most important thing to me when I build someone's board is getting it right. When someone orde...
Indo Quivers
It's that time of year... Indo season! And it's kicked in with a bang this year. We're currently getting back to back swells right now, whi...
Creating a Full Length Vee version of the Indo Rocket has been quite a task. While the FLV dropped into the Hit Roads, Magic Carpet and Single Fins Serie...
We've been putting both the new twin keel models for this summer series, the FLV Magic Carpet and the latest version of the MK series through their paces...
Here's an intro to the 2018 Limited Edition Summer Series of boards. Three boards, one purpose... fun in summer waves!
Here's a brief intro from the shaping bay for the new 2018 Summer Series Limited Edition Sea Dart
Here's a brief intro from the shaping bay on the new 2018 Summer Series Limited Edition MKV twin keel fish.
Here's some classic footage of surfing at Uluwatu during my first visit to Bali in 1977. Boards were 6'6 and 7'0" single fins.