More bamboo fins

Four fins for Joe

In the rack

6'2" swallow tail, 6'4" round pin, 5'10" four fin quad and 9'8" Vulcan.

Tangerine Jekyll

Epoxy/EPS Jekyll for Antony

Bamboo fins

Bamboo fins for Tom's board.

Yes

No

Images borrowed from magic seaweed

Four is the Magic number

Four Fin Bonzer for Joe

Without Thought

without thought trailer from Ollie Banks on Vimeo.

New work from Ollie and friends available from 1st August

Genius

Four Fin Bonzer

All contemporary board designs have a strong lineage and are the sum of everything that has gone before. As shapers we are in the privileged position of having a rich of history to draw on.

Surfing Magazine Feb 89

Jekyll for Antony

Epoxy/EPS Jekyll with two sided tangerine orange pigment.

6'0" for Tom

6'0" x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8

#9 for Jon swan

#9 for carving up Moroccan points

7'1" x 20 x 2 5/8

Regenerated

Feedback from Marco:

I love the board. Great waves and the board is a flyer. Will Probably want another one for weaker waves but she was fast. Fins held in, turned sharp and had plenty of drive. Tuckingmill was three foot and glass today. Gwennap on Sunday was sick and a naughty little left slab was firing in the arvo! Arms ruined. cheers Stevie. I think we have found a great shape and style of board to tweak for the future.

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The Adventures of Portland Bill

Bill of Portland

Brewing Tea

Newton for Russell

Russell stopped by yesterday to pick up his Newton. it's always nice to put a face to a voice.

Thanks again for your order Russell, I hope that you enjoy the board.

8'2" x 22 x 2 3/4 Newton
Translucent blue tint with opaque light blue bands.
Quality control by Lottie

In production: Dave's five plug

Not long now....

In production: Russell's Newton

Jekyll for Steve Pilkington

6'2" Jekyll Quad with a stunning blue tint heading for Steve in the North of North East.

Paperwork time warp

Where's my evening gone!

North in the slow lane

I lent a Diablo and a #9 to Nick Radford for his recent trip with photographer James Bowden.
here is a link to James's photos:
http://jamesbowden.net/hebs.html