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Salt Gypsy Dusty Retro 9'0
This board is about getting onto waves really early, setting the line, and then feeling the trim as you cruise down the line. Optimum conditions are small to medium size waves, and it will really feel at home on a long point wave. Learn More -
NSP Surf Day Bag 8'6
Looking for a day bag to carry your surfboard to the beach? The Surf day bag is the perfect companion for keeping your boards ding-free during your travels. Learn More$108.95 -
Murdey Lil Buddy 9'2 Seafoam tint 2 +1
The Little Buddy is very similar to the Bells and Whistles model only slimmed down in volume, width and thickness. Takayama inspired nose rider, nose patch/belly/V bottom concave, thinner rails and pulled in square tail. Responsive rail to rail with the ability to walk the nose, a great versatile longboard. Learn More$1,035.00 -
Modern Retro 9'1
The Modern Retro Longboard puts a contemporary twist on an old school design, made popular back in the late 60's, when hanging toes was the in-vogue move. Learn More -
Firewire Velvet Hour 9'3 Thunderbolt Silver Lavender
Velvet hour to me is the magic hour. Being in the water from sunset to dark is my favorite time when the sky is colorful evokes a feeling that's hard to explain. I chose this name for the lavender and blush boards as it pulls from the soft and vibrant hues of sunset in Malibu. These boards are also logs which is perfect for the all kinds of surf. This log is a classic Australian style involvement log design made popular in the late 60s in Australia before the transition era. Its wide point is slotted back from the center point making for a wider tail area pushing the effective volume to the rear of the board. The wider tail helps create a lift for nose riding when you're in the pocket and it's got a narrow nose profile for control in steep tight pockets when you're tip riding. It also has a concave to create that extra lift for nose riding. When you combine all these design elements you get a board that nose rides seamlessly in the pocket and then with that wide point back, creates a pivot point which allows a board to be super maneuverable. Learn More$1,280.00 -
Firewire Neo Classic 10'0 single fin, rounded pin
The Neo Classic is an accessible, modern noserider with thin rails, a slight step deck forward and a full figured, crisp edged pintail out the back. This board engages in the wave early, draws smooth lines and can be ridden at a high level by most surfers rather than just the elite pros. The addictive feel of the Neo Classic are making it a instant favorite quiver add. Learn More$1,350.00 -
Fireiwre Sprout 9'6 Single Fin. Thunderbolt Silver
A new (Neo) “Classic” California inspired template, designed by CJ and Ryan Engle, to be extremely neutral in its intention. Very fast and loose off the tail and stable on the nose. Learn More$1,310.00 -
Bing Pintail Lightwieght 9'6 Turquoise Blue tint gloss/polish
A single-fin surfboard first designed by Dick Brewer in the late 60s featuring the first hard edge along the tail and a softer more traditional rail forward from the tail, the Pintail Lightweight is an all-around and functional design for medium to head high waves. With a moderately wide nose, slightly turned down rails going into a hard edge, ending in a rounded pintail. This board is glassed lighter (6+6oz deck, 6oz bottom) for increased maneuverability, staying true to its "Lightweight" name. Learn More$1,695.00 -
Bing Pintail Lightweight Type II 9'4 Olive Tint
A single-fin surfboard first designed by Dick Brewer in the late 60s featuring the first hard edge along the tail and a softer more traditional rail forward from the tail, the Pintail Lightweight is an all-around and functional design for medium to head high waves. With a moderately wide nose, slightly turned down rails going into a hard edge, ending in a rounded pintail. This board is glassed lighter (6+6oz deck, 6oz bottom) for increased maneuverability, staying true to its "Lightweight" name. Learn More$1,675.00 -
Bing Pintail Lightweight Type II 9'0 reverse tint turquoise
"When I designed the current PTLW in 2001 I focused on what was currently trending at the time, more nose rocker, and a wider nose. With the redesigned Pintail Lightweight Type 2 I've revisited the original 60's version's semi-pig outline, flatter nose rocker, and a tail that is a more pronounced pintail as opposed to a round pin. I've been making the 2001 version for the last 20 years, and after a year of experimentation and refinement I've decided the model needed to be permanently updated. The new Type 2 is the result of feedback from my team riders as well as my own experiences on this new model. The difference in the way the new Type 2 version surfs vs the older version is apparent immediately and takes this proven design to a whole new level. By having the hips "wide-point back" the board becomes much more responsive, or sensitive, which allows for quicker rail to rail response and the ability to make minor adjustments and finesse your positioning. The flatter nose rocker makes for a 'loggy-type glide' and allows for longer tip time. The redesigned outline combined with the rocker adjustment makes for a quicker setup enabling better positioning, which translates to longer nose rides. The tail rocker of both versions is similar, but the Type 2 has more release, or curve, on the bottom to compliment the more responsive outline. This minor but important revision to the rocker makes the more defined Pintail feel freer and eliminates any stiffness. The Pintail Lightweight Type 2 outline and the defined hard edge on the tail gives this model the ability to create speed and get around critical sections, making it ideal for point breaks or for whenever the waves are bigger or hollower." The new Pintail Lightweight Type 2 lives up to its reputation as an all-around functional design for all types of surf that excels in medium to head high waves at both point and beachbreaks." - Matt Calvani Learn More$1,655.00
Longboards
A longboard, traditionally known as a "log", can turn a tiny-wave summer day into a magical surf sesh. Many a longboard remind us of vintage postcards featuring a sun-kissed surfer hanging ten, and surfers today still chase that classic, cruisy shape of a log, especially if they're looking to nose ride. Traditional longboards, like the Bing Continental, are over 9' long with a fat single fin in the back. More modern longboards have evolved into lighter weight, high-performance designs. The Stewart Redline, for example, features a 2+1 fin setup, slimmer rails, and rocker in the nose and tail, all of which allows for shortboard-like carving while maintaining the paddlebility of a high-volume surfboard. Another favorite is the Takayama In the Pink, a stable and durable Tuflite longboard ideal for beginners and experts alike. If you're curious about which length and volume will suit your skill level, stop by the shop or give us a call for the lowdown. You'll be hangin' loose in no time.
