sundek log

here's one i made for myself late summer. sportin' rainbow sunshine resin pins inspired by my old sundek trunks in the 70's. i just love looking at those things while paddling out! we've had a few  perfect logging days in the last month and this one's been plenty fun.
9'7 x 23 1/4 x 3

evening coldfront cleanup

pat's 7'11 flat-top hull

put a flattened deck in the rear half of this one for some positive foot power.
7'11  22 1/4 x 2 7/8+

polka dots and pink

7'4 super custom flowmaster for alison!

summer

gero's jumbo quanzer

this one's got a hi-polished full deck concave, beak nose, a bit eggy, alot fishy and oughta make stealing a few waves in a crowd easy. fin setup borrows alot from the eaton zingers and bonzers and is my favorite 4 fin configuration.
6'10   22 1/4 x 2 7/8

fire island bellyfish

hey max, here it is! hand rubbed seafoam deck and rails with a polished bottom and all the concaves and contours. enjoy.
5'11 21 3/4 x 2 1/2

bellyfish in costa rica

photo courtesy of matt vaughan

drifta-style

this was one of my favorite boards to make awhile back. mike came across t. fitzgerald's drifta 2 in an old surfer's journal and asked if i could make something along those lines to surf a sometimes hollow, racy righthander he frequents. hell yea, i'll give it a shot. terry fitzgerald has always been one of my favorite surfers to watch on film and a very inspiring lifelong surfer/shaper.  visions of the sultan's high style speed drive at j-bay and low pivotal turns on the north shore in 70's forever imprinted. if you've not seen "hot buttered soul", now's the time.
6'6 x 20 3/4

nz hull flashback

this was one of my first sessions in new zealand just about 1 year ago. did not want to haul a longboard over there so the 7'2 lunchtray hull was the call. this has proved to be one of my favorite boards and more versatile than one might think....makes fun of less than perfect surf.
oh man, wish i was back in nz about now! such a beautiful spot and great start to the trip.