Japan

Japan

Japan

Japan

Travelling.....

Stu's 8'4" in Costa Rica

Stu Jenkinson dropping into a nice left on his 8'4" mid-length in Costa Rica.

Stu's 8'4" mid-length quad

8'4" mid-length quad with three colour tint

#9

7'7" quad #9 with red resin tint for Darren

speed shape

9'2" Speed shape with a lime green tint for Ciaran

Alexa's fin

Greenough inspired flex fin for Alexa's Mode

Jekyll

Jekyll Quad in yellow tint 6'0" x 20 1/4 x 2 1/2

Glenn's Prophet

5 Fin Bonzer Prophet with a double yellow tint for Glenn

I have more trees to climb

Mode for Alexa

9'3" x 22 1/2 x 2 3/4 Mode for Alexa

#9

7'7" #9 single fin with a mint green tint.

Stinger for Mark

Future orientated, Swift influenced, hybrid stinger Quad for Mark in Scarborough

New Craft

V-Fish 5'10" tint with inlay.

snow surfing

Fin-less fun in the snow on an old Prophet.

Friends in cold places

Darren and Mark suiting up in the snow

Gingerbread

A gingerbread house for my brothers family

winter colours

Foreboding Forest

Far away friends

team rider Alexa in the Philippines.

thanks guys for the shots.

A resin tinted wonder

8'4" quad mid-length with red, black and white tint.

New vehicles in production

7'7" #9 single fin with mint green tint

7'0" Prophet Bonzer with a yellow tint

9'1" long board with a "hot rod" lime green tint

Screen printing is fun.

willow

back in the bay

5'4" mini Simmons inspired for Chris Bisson

Searching

Dodging the winds in search of clean waves and the fine balance between swell and wind direction.

award winning chicken

prize winning chicken from the royal Cornwall show last summer.

Quiver

My quiver,

9'8" Mode Single fin
7'7" #9 quad
7'0" asymmetric bi-fin
7'0" Prophet bonzer
6'5" channel bottom twinzer
6'2" Diablo quad
6'1" V-fish keel

how twinzers work

I found this image while looking back through rusty's C5 experiments. it's the best visual illustration i have seen of how the lead fin in a twinzer set-up eases the water flow over the main fin allowing a steeper angle of attack. The practical result of this is a twin fin that can be surfed much harder with less fin failure. fin failure is usually caused by the water flow breaking away from the fin which would normally result in the tail of the board skipping out.

3rd in Carve's shaper poll!

I'm stoked that i got mention in the best young shaper category!

thanks to everyone that voted.