Sneaky Preview

 This ones gonna be a sick single fin. More style than you know what to do with. This is a preview pic of the bottom. It looks different bc it hasn't been fill/hot coated yet.

Custom for Super Rob!

This is a great all around shortboard replacement. This is a more realistic daily driver for the waves in our area. Rob wanted something that will paddle well enough to compete with the loggers and still crank some turns. This is a variation of my small egg with a little straiter outline. It has a little more curve than the pictures show. Sorry no nice backdrop bc its storming like crazy outside.

6'0 x 20 x 2.5

Fun with color

couple of 5'8 quads. This is my favorite shape. They go good in just about everything until its well overhead. Ride about 4 inches shorter than your short board. Don't get trapped in a box!

Got some new blanks

Had to go to seattle so I stopped by fiberglass supply. I love when my truck looks like this.

6'6 E wing Bonzer Egg

So last time I was in SD I stopped into moonlight glassing. Great people and some of the nicest boards you will see. Anyway JP said I should try this crazy 6'8 E wing bonzer shaped by Malcom Cambell. The Cambell brothers invented the bonzer back in the 70's, So I tried it in all kinds of surf it did it all. I fell in love with this board. Well I hate wings but had never seen these elevated ones before. They actually make the board ride about 4 inched shorter. So I shaped myself a 6'6 when I got home. I love this board. It will crank turns or trim, your choice.

6'1 EGG!

I love these boards. They have carved out a small niche for me. They are very fast and will surprise you with there hold. They are not some of the fat tailed quad monstrosities I have seen out there. I got some great color separation on the resin swirls. Its in Longbeach surf shop If you have to have it! I ride a 5'8 on most days so ride one 4 inches smaller than your shortboard or ride it a little bigger and get some cruizzzyy style.

Lots of sanding

This was my first go at a Bonzer. I used a 70's single fin template. Then gave it some modern touches. The amount of sanding on these boards is incredible. I think that is why you don't see more of them. I had a epic day at flow on this board. couple of feet overhaed and pumping lefts. the board did not disappoint. It held on even the latest drop.