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Surfboards
Here's the place to read, write, post or simply lust after the surfboard of your dreams - or nightmares. If you're a shaper, step up and show off your stuff. If you're a pro, tell us what's in your quiver. If your a newbie, what kinda... [more]
Here's the place to read, write, post or simply lust after the surfboard of your dreams - or nightmares. If you're a shaper, step up and show off your stuff. If you're a pro, tell us what's in your quiver. If your a newbie, what kinda board got you started. Anything and everything to do with surfboards welcome!
A group of surfboard shapers will be honored at the 10th annual International Surfboard Builders Hall of Fame at 10 a.m. Dec. 5 at Doheny State Beach.
This years inductees include Barry Bennett, Barry Kanaiaupuni, Phil Becker, Bob “Ole” Olson, Mike Doyle, and Huntington Beach’s own Delbert “Bud” Higgins.
The International Surfboard Builders hall of Fame was started [...]
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In San Clemente, a start-up company called Green Foam Blanks is out to change a half-century of surfboard-making tradition. Its founders, Joey Santley and Steve Cox, have created what is thought to be the world's first recycled polyurethane blank -- the foam core of a surfboard.
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- Stewart Surfboards Holiday swap meet (beach.freedomblogging.com)
- Andre for Quiksilver Surfboards (hypebeast.com)
If you’re thinking about picking up a new board, then you might want to check out this event happening on Saturday.
Faction Surfboards is having a huge Grand Opening party for its new store and surfboard factory.
Faction Surfboards was launched in 2007 by local Huntington Beach shaper Mike Huseman who has been mowing foam for several years.
The big [...]
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- A surfing Hawk soars (beach.freedomblogging.com)
Step into the workshops of most surfboard-makers and you'll find a fluffy, snowlike layer of polyurethane foam under your feet. The floor of Danny Hess' Outer Sunset garage is covered with sawdust. As with the ancient Polynesians who invented surfing, Hess...
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From sfgate.com
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For some reason this week I started thinking about surfboard makers. Maybe it was because of the fog and prolonged lack of surf, but I thought about those who have been around for a long time like Russell, new ventures like Almond, and one of my favorites, Steve Bohene at Infinity whose boards I’ve been riding for the last 20-some years. I thought about how the materials and designs have evolved from the time I started surfing into the great...
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From dailypilot.com
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Since moving to LA from NYC last year I thought I'd be doing a lot more surfing. It hasn't worked out like that. As soon as the water got warm the waves went flat. I guess that's par for the course in Southern California. Even if I don't hit the beach as often as I'd like, I can still live vicariously through those that do and my favorite surfing blog is El Porto Fridays. Despite the name they surf almost daily and upload pics, video, board...
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From feedburner.com
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If you like to collect old surfboards and surf memorabilia then this is an event you’ll definitely want to check out this weekend.
The Longboard Collector Club will be having a big surf swap meet in Seal Beach this Saturday where you can buy, sell or trade old surf stuff.
There will be a large display of vintage surfboards, skateboards, bellyboards, [...]
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Boards For Hire
Boards for hire, Fistral Beach, Newquay
