No rippers here ! Just Inlanders who hang out in the trestles mens restroom stalls at carls jrs
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No rippers here ! Just Inlanders who hang out in the trestles mens restroom stalls at carls jrs
Possibly better than chasing 73 year old shapers on SurferMag.com
I had a Griffin once way back in 2007. A beautiful 9'0 x 22 x 2 7/8 T&C long board with a blue flame airbrush and gloss polish. It even had the custom FCS thruster fins shaped by the man himself.
I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the best longboard I've ever had. I stupidly sold it for $360 to a local surf shop owner who would scrub CL and show up to low ball people. He gave me asking price and I was a young dumb 20 something who was moving on to shortboards.
The board is my white buffalo and is the one board I wish I could get back. I've sold lots of boards over the years when I was over them but the Griffin LB is the one I wish I could go back in time and not sell.
Sadly, I don't even have a picture of it.
I was getting ready for a surf this morning when I heard my name. It was Lance Hookano and Ray from Big Island. Hadn’t seen Ray in a while and Lance missed the last swell ulua fishing.
Greg, I am trying to understand your reasoning for that.Very slight concaves , rear fin able to move slightly forward
Not really lift - tow boards , pipeline boards , water skis would all be flying out of the waterBoth produce lift by directing water more downwards