Friday, February 10, 2012
Bonzer a la Von Sol
I met Sean Mattison at the Del Mar Sacred Craft Expo in San Diego. I was impressed of his evolutionary and futuristic design of the fish as a highperformance sliding machine. Sean sent me this picture of his latest inspiration. This boards are simply a quiver buster. You can find the Von Sol site link at the left of our site. Enjoy this slide and enjoy the ride!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Winter Fish - MHL Test Drive Review
Rising swell and only 1 1/2 hours to test it due to fatherhood responsabilities of real life. This board define stability and scream for ocean power. A slight decrease in volume results in easy duckdive and more performance. Awesome paddling even with more rocker and locking on wave without effort. Adding the Nubster fin was an asset, more drive, stability and mantaining quad speed. I will use this board for chest and up waves. Thumbs up for MHL. Enjoy the ride!
Saturday, February 4, 2012
USE YOUR KNEES AND ENJOY THE RIDE
The people from Korduroy T.V. bring us the art of knee boarding, but in a futuristic level. Enjoy the ride!
Friday, February 3, 2012
ALEJANDRO MOREDA - WAVE OF THE WINTER, PIPELINE
WAVE OF THE WINTER: ALEJANDRO MOREDA, JAN 30TH from Surfline on Vimeo.
The Puertorrican surfing star Alejandro Moreda showing "cojones" riding this Pipeline monster last January 30th at the Banzai Pipeline. Enjoy the ride!
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Winter High Performance Fish -MHL
The architects of this wave riding machine are again the superb MHL company in Puerto Rico. Nick Leason behind computer designs and master craftman Greg Jaudon. Will post test drive report. Enjoy the ride!
My summer quad fish!
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Hull Joy
Hand shape jewel from Bill Surfboards. Displacement sliding toy. Enjoy the rode!
Monday, January 16, 2012
A New Sliding Machine in Progress
After my last mind proyect executed by Greg Jaudon and Nick Leason from MHL which ended in a magic quad fish, next proyect was obvious. Adding 2 inches of length , narrowing tail and nose, more rocker, round tail for more hold will increase range in ocean conditions. After been more exposed to computer designs, technology is the Holy Grail. Now I have an ideal volume (33.7 L) defined and flotation will never be an issue. Rocker also can be varied with matematical definition. Remember that the shaper fine tune makes the difference. The best of 2 worlds. EPS/Epoxy combination for known longevity, lightness and enviromental benefits. Blue rails, black pin lines, 5 fin boxes and superb glassing this week. Enjoy the ride!