Look away Californians, there are no point breaks in Oregon.
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Definitely not. My buddy made boards for Bill Fackerell's Raven Surf Shop back in the late 90's and not a quality wave around.
When all my crypto coins moon shot, i day dream of moving to the Oregon coast and working part time at Costco. My wife hates this vision.
Yeah thats not oregon. You can tell by the lack of great white sharks everywhere.
Definitely not. My buddy made boards for Bill Fackerell's Raven Surf Shop back in the late 90's and not a quality wave around.
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Tillamook Head Surfboards 1970 - Art Spence - owner shaper
I made the board he moved to Oregon with
Bill Barnfield moved there just before Hawaii a few years later .
Your dream is to move from HI to OR…
to surf??
Well, the waterfalls are gonna be colder
I love Hawaii, but I've surfed here since the 80's and it's gotten exponentially more crowded. Yes, the waves are good but it's hard to not think about the 80's and 90's and how less crowded it was.
I enjoy solitude and honestly don't care about what the waves are like. If it's firing, cool. If not, I'm still going to have fun. I've gotten a lot of good waves in my life, including long stretches of lots and lots of good waves with remote work or working nights in hospitality. What I've learned is that there's never enough. You keep chasing. The non event is the event.
I enjoy solitude and honestly don't care about what the waves are like. If it's firing, cool. If not, I'm still going to have fun. I've gotten a lot of good waves in my life, including long stretches of lots and lots of good waves with remote work or working nights in hospitality. What I've learned is that there's never enough. You keep chasing. The non event is the event.
quit posting videos of asher pacey and trying to pass it off as u!
fvck ruker and his baja hipster plasmic turns
Matt Calvani? he would post up for a few weeks at Raven and shape a bunch of boars for the shop back then.
so how does diamond tail go?
Really wanted to get some sessions on it last week but some work duties mixed with some family duties at bad timings kept me out the water. Hoping to get some days on it this week to see how it feels.
tried christenson keels in sunstone. no drive whatsoever. may have to try the hobies. i really hate dialing in fins. board paddles and catches waves easily tho so worth the effort.
i think quads may be the way. more conds they work in more drive and turn well. quad sunstone would be rad.
i think quads may be the way. more conds they work in more drive and turn well. quad sunstone would be rad.
If you can’t get drive from the Hobies then you might want to consider golf or CrossFit because there’s no hope for your surfing.
what about the stumps keels. don't those have tons of base too?
issue is i've been riding a chilli midstrength quad that just flies in everything from 1-6 ft. the sunstone being over a foot shorter, ironically, paddles better.If you can’t get drive from the Hobies then you might want to consider golf or CrossFit because there’s no hope for your surfing.
crossfit rec is for the foil forum.
