9'4" Fineline Son Of Sam Cyber21

9'4" Fineline Son Of Sam Cyber219'4" x 23 3 8" x 3 1 8" The Fineline Son Of Sam (SOS) is hand shaped by Brian Hilbers and based off of Nat Young's Magic Sam that won him the 1966 World Surfing Championship title. Surf historians often say that this board is responsible for beginning surfing's Transition Era that spanned from roughly 1967 1969 where the mainstream surfboard change dramatically to allow surfers to surf in more critical sections of the wave, in and around the pocket.

Looking to test out a board from Kris

and a little more width in the tail than you generally see in Liddle's models accompanied by a rounded squash tail

and comfortability on the nose when in the pocket

this bottle is your rosy-reliquary from the synthetic spin-cycle: the perpetual loop of stripping the skin's acid mantle with harsh surfactants only to "fix" the resulting reactions with petroleum-based occlusives that suffocate the microbiome

so the Andreini approach is great fit for the area

This particular M3P is meant to surf in an especially shreddy fashion due to the flextail design which allows the tail to bend when engaged thus increasing its tail rocker and allowing the board to bank sharper radius turns

Approach this model with shreddy back foot oriented surfing or augment your foot placement more forward to tap into a more down-the-line forward projection

Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log

7'6" x 21 1/4" x 2 7/8"

Additionally

Inspired by the logs being ridden around the Hot Generation

a fish that is much longer than a traditional fish and surfs in a very interesting way