Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
Thanks for sharing that Ricardo. Looks like a super nice board. So what's the go with these things - does everyone just tear down the line on them or do yourself them like a normal board ? 
everyone always comments how fast they go but you never hear too much about the rest of their performance
Bonzer threads aplenty on other forums.
See the bonzer thread on Real surf.
forum.realsurf.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18706
6'3 x 18 1/2 x 2 1/2 Step up up for a mate that lives near sandon point
Vee to single concave to vee
Pushed the fin cluster up a bit and spread it out to give it nice hold
Modern rail shape up forward to and older style down rail over the back 3rd to incerease water flow over the tail and give it more bite and control at high speed and suckier waves
Tom Carroll inspired swoosh just because
Select to expand quoteTux said..
Vee to single concave to vee
Modern rail shape up forward to and older style down rail over the back 3rd to incerease water flow over the tail and give it more bite and control at high speed and suckier waves
I couldn't agree more, he will love it when that Sandon juice machine fires up.
Select to expand quoteRicardo1709 said..
Nice stick tux do you shape full time ?
Nah I wish bro....just when someone wants one or when I want one or the kids want a new one...
Looks sharp Tux 
Thanks for sharing I know I just know other breeze's are holding new boards back.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
This may bait
I didn't know Lacey had such a full head of hair
So Tux, now do you want to meet Lacey 
Now this is someone's new board, guess who's?
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
So Tux, now do you want to meet Lacey Now this is someone's new board, guess who's?
The farmer
Johnny Gill makes a great board,they have such good momentum to get through flat sections and whitewater,should be in the Glider thread, a lot of the crew around here ride them really well
McHenry while waiting for the tide to fill up on Sunday I snapped this for you,later I shared a wave with a guy on a Zapper.
Thanks Mac!!
Hopefully I will be able to sort it out by next week.
Hopefully that is ok, if not let me know.
Select to expand quoteMcHenry said..
Thanks Mac!!
Hopefully I will be able to sort it out by next week.
Hopefully that is ok, if not let me know.
Its fine McH its not in the way at all.Just keep in mind I'll be away for 2 weeks from the 11th March.
Finally it is home.
9.10 x 23 1/2 x 3 1/4 Fireball square tail with the tail shape reshaped compared to a stock FB.
Select to expand quotejbshack said..
Nice Mac..
Bout time too 
Yes mate but well worth the wait.
Select to expand quotesmh said..
Very nice Mac as always. I like glass on fins on logs.
Clean and classic was the look I wanted smh,but don't be fooled have a close look at those tail end rails
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
Finally it is home.
9.10 x 23 1/2 x 3 1/4 Fireball square tail with the tail shape reshaped compared to a stock FB.
Easily the nicest board you have I reckon
Yes better than the splice
What are the odds that The Farmer will own this within 6 months ?
If I lived up your way I would be putting a deposit on it now for when its moved on.
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
What are the odds that The Farmer will own this within 6 months ?
If I lived up your way I would be putting a deposit on it now for when its moved on.
Your a funny man Ted however I don't think its going anywhere soon,see it looks like a log but its not,so I should be able to ride this one without getting bucked off like my Noserider,worth noting shaped by the man.
Select to expand quotebazz61 said...
Nice board Mac but why no fin Box..?
First time for a very long time without a box, keeps it clean and classic.
