every couple months, I need to ride a squash thruster just to remind myself of this
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Sharpeye Surfboards
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every couple months, I need to ride a squash thruster just to remind myself of this
I surfed a (nude) beach break down south exclusively for many years. Squash thrusters go great there!
There's a few regulars there that have been loyal to Marcio for many years. It's really nice to see him get his due. The guy has been making great boards for a long time and is a good person.
dude seriously. I remember seeing his boards under the feet of rippers when I was a teenager and always wanted one but never did. Met him a few years ago where his boat is slipped and all we talked about was fishing. Seems like a really good guy.
All this feedback about sharpeyes has pushed me over the edge to finally try one. Just put an order in for a 6.0 inferno ft wide (an erbb first, I believe?).
First Sharpeyes I ever saw were under the feet of Dean Randazzo and another local ripper in the late 90s. Dean also had the first Lost boards I ever saw.
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You won’t regret it. I’ve been enjoying my 5’9” in wider dims so much that I immediately ordered a 5’11 based on it. Board is a blast. Especially going backhand.
Ha!
He lives down the street from my boss and when my bosses brother had his rig it was slipped next to Maricio's boat. Our shop is around the corner from his shop as well. It's a small world. From all accounts, he's a really good guy.
Yup. I haven't been able to surf at all for the past two months (injuries, work etc.) so my coping mechanism was to buy as many boards as possible
Yup. I haven't been able to surf at all for the past two months (injuries, work etc.) so my coping mechanism was to buy as many boards as possible
I threw a 5’9 under the arm at Jack’s in Hb two days ago. It made me want to make belly pancakes.
That's a narrow tail! Or he has big feet. Back in the glass slipper days.First Sharpeyes I ever saw were under the feet of Dean Randazzo and another local ripper in the late 90s. Dean also had the first Lost boards I ever saw.
It's windy as fook & pouring rain. I'm jonesing to go surf and either it's flat or it's super sh!tty out.Yup. I haven't been able to surf at all for the past two months (injuries, work etc.) so my coping mechanism was to buy as many boards as possible
Today I'm considering going to the shop to buy a used board I saw a week ago and don't need. Dammit.
This absolutely speaks to me, as well.
Nice bro. Do you ride those h4 fins? If so, have you tried other fins? I wanna buy this board but I ride futures... ANy suggestion?