Revisiting old haunts in SC. 10 years ago this visual would have been accompanied by the whine of a planer and puffs of foam dust. Note poor man’s AC (door cut in half to accommodate a box fan). Roots!

As someone who is constantly thinking about board design, picking the right board for the conditions, blah blah blah, there is something strangely liberating about relinquishing control of my equipment choices. In SC for a week, surfing small background swell on this (circa ’82)

This 5’1 Eps grom rocket is waiting for young Bradley when he gets home from NSSA Nationals in Huntington Beach…

This one is going west with Jaren when he strikes out to find his fortune in the Maine Corps later this summer.

We’ve made the long overdue switch to Entropy Super Sap bio-based resin for our epoxy laminations. Reduced environmental footprint with no compromise in performance. Available over EPS or poly cores.

One of our old posters from the archives. Art by Spindrift test pilot Chris Aeby.

Finally found the right application for my last Clark foam blank, which has been buried and all but forgotten in my blank storage. Funny how long the relics of that era have persisted.

Elegant curves, no parts without purpose…not unlike your favorite chunk of foam and fiberglass.

Crabby came around with photos of the Hosoi Hammerhead skate deck and asked me to update his double ender. Just add trucks.