Check out our Surfboards page. Two new model descriptions were uploaded last week: the Man Board and the Crowd Controller.
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| Jeff in his younger years on the North Shore, with a custom shaped board for Body Ammo/World Gym. |
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| Jeff in his younger years on the North Shore, with a custom shaped board for Body Ammo/World Gym. |
"I was lucky enough to pick up one of your sticks before last week's trip to G-Land. 7'9'' x 18 7/8'' x 2 7/8''. Privileged ride, perfect glide. Keep up the good work mate!"
"I love this thing! At first, I was only riding it on really small days, waist-chest high. I'm usually stoked to get the bigger boards out when there's a little size, but I finally decided to try it out on some double overhead waves and it was still awesome. Jeff and I are already talking about the next one actually! We're going to tweak it a little bit and see what happens."Read more about the Penetrator (and notice in the photo the board already has a pad and wax on it, Mike stole it out of the factory before we got a photo!).
My inspiration comes from some of the coolest people on Earth. First, my mom and dad for buying my first board in 1964, an 8'6'' Mozel (mini-board for that time). Second, my brother Rico for getting my ass of my Chopper Schwinn Stingray and dragging me along with his cool teenage friends to surf. I'm so lucky they tolerated a punk kid!! Here's my teachers and guys I looked up to: Jeff Ho, Dick Brewer, Owl Chapman, Mike Casey, Tony Channin, Donald Takiyama, Bill & Bob Bahne, Jeff Lickton, Randy Pidd, Sam Cody, Tracy Richmond, Bill Bateman, Wayne Gracey, Edy Crachek, Dwain Brown, Gary Speece, Ken "Planet Crush" Bradshaw, John Orlando, Craig Hollingsworth, Willis Brothers, Louis Ferrera, Mark Lidel, Dennis & Glen Pang, Glen Minami, Trank Pascal, Naish Brothers, Harrold Igi, Brad Milstine, Ron Roush, Randy Hogan, and Lonny Brothers.