Surf Science - More To Love
Stretch’s FF quad model does everything a tri-fin can, but better.
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- July 21 2005 | 30 views
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Surfboard Science - Sharp Eye
Tall Surfers, Unite! Sharp Eye’s SBT Model is well suited for six-foot-plusers.
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- July 07 2005 | 417 views
Surf Science: Original Fish
Kane Garden’s late-70s-style fish is like a longboard for the pocket.
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- June 03 2005 | 55 views
Surfboard Science -T&C
The W2 - Glenn Pang’s Town & Country round pin is perfect for Hawai’ian juice.
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- May 16 2005 | 54 views
Surfboard Science- Rusty The Traveler
Rusty’s ride-anywhere board is versatile enough for a trip to Hawai’i or a south swell at your local beachbreak.
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- February 25 2005 | 258 views
Surfboard Science - The Rx-Pro
Surfboard Science - The Rx-Pro
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- October 05 2004 | 75 views
Surfboard Science—Byrne
The Foundation - For California surfers like Mikey Todd, shortboards that can create speed are crucial.
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- September 09 2004 | 54 views
Surf Science: The Six-Channel
Smaller side fins make board more pivotal and carvy. Hamish likes to use Aercor’s TrueLite composite fins with narrower bases.
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- June 02 2004 | 87 views
Surfboard Science: The Twinny
Op relaunches a classic with some modern twists.
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- February 27 2004 | 48 views
Surfboard Science: Short And Fat
Pinpointing new design technologies for an everyday board.
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- February 18 2004 | 139 views
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