This is a new 6’4″ hull I took up to Sacred Craft in Ventura. It’s made with the R.T. Openface construction for extra flex and spring, same as the Lil Macho board I posted.  Sam George took a liking to this at the show and commented on how it combined the old with the new. That pretty much summed up what I try to do with my boards. Striving to build a better board using common materials, instead of expensive and unsustainable man made exotics. Thanks to my good friend Church for picking this board up. Enjoy!

This is a traditional PU 5’8″ bonzer shape made for a good friend of mine who goes by the name Church, and happens to be a really good artist and art professor. He ‘s been using interference (color shifting) pigments with his paints and thought they would look cool on a board. The final result didn’t have as much ‘shifting’ as we thought, but it sparkled real nice. The color used was mink and would change from a reddish brown to a ice bluish. The fins were also tinted with bluish interference pigments.