Nine Lights is committed to making boards that are more environmentally sound. Our boards are shaped from recyclable EPS foam, covered with natural timber, and glassed with low VOC epoxy resin.
Combining these materials results in a board so strong it will outlast a traditionally made board, so less end up in the trash heap.  See Our Surfboards ...
MR Twinnie copy in balsa and redwood.
It's the perfect small wave toy, when you're tired of trying to 'shred' mediocre conditions and simply want to have fun.
New Flatbreads are in!
This is a recent twinfin I made with a center fin option.
It's the perfect small wave toy, when you're tired of trying to 'shred' mediocre conditions and simply want to have fun.
The FossOdd is a small wave machine.
The Slipper is an updated version of the alaia design.
These are renditions of traditional Hawaiian surfboards.
The Mod Twin has the same fast and loose qualities of a conventional twin fin but...
The Virgo is a high performance shortboard with all the volume concentrated under the rider...
The Orzo is a shortboard with very smooth, refined lines and a full nose.
The Quodd is meant for pure speed. With it’s wide and short outline it has minimal wetted surface area...
The Mill Fish is a traditional fish design with some modern aspects.
The Fosshull Stubb is the shorter, spunkier version of the Fosshull.
The Fosshull is a true displacement hull with a little tweaking.
This is an excerpt from the extra features of Ryan Thomas’ excellent movie BS! It features Ryan Burch and Mitch Coleborn on Virgo models. Surf footage by Matt Shuster.
Peder surfing an Orzo with a Spitfire fin.
Peder and Ryan surfing locally on an agave/balsa/poplar 3 fin bonzer and an Openface Virgo. Edit by Ryan Thomas- Thank you!
Went to the beach with the family today, hung out, and got some little waves on the new wood/foam alaia.
Ryan Burch on Nine Lights Wood & Foam Alaia.
If only I had money to burn I’d be here.
Now that I can show video, I thought I’d shoot the excellent conditions we’ve had the past few days. You just have to find the right corner.
If you would like to order a custom board or just want to say "hi," you can reach me:
by phone: 714. 743. 0370
by email: jeff@ninelightssurfboards.com
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