Happy Mother's Day!

Steph and her Mother's Day Board.  Winged rounded pintail twin fin, dedicated, Hardcore Surf Mom!!

Duck and his new FUXUS 5'5"

The Duck Master grabs his long awaited twinnie over 7 years since I made the last one that his Pops reduced to chunks with an axe. Every board has a story, thanks to Jeff Scardine for shaping it exactly how I designed it. Gavin's art in the background.

Opihikoa Twin Fin

Juli gets her new board, and that's her art in the background.

Another kneeboard goes stand up

Carter was riding this 6' Willis Brothers 4 fin phaser bottom kneelo that he liberated from being a coffee shop sign. It became a partial inspiration for this Puna version of the Simmons Sub. Fins are made of Paulonia wood.

9'6" Fishtank Twinzer

This is my most recent merger of old style longboarding with 2011 materials, rocker, and fins but leashes are for dogs.

5'10" x 19.5" 2cultspecial

Making my own boards has always been the best part of being a board builder.

Hawaii style twin fin

Steve-O gets his orange and grey 6'3" with bronze glitter on the deck. This board was made in the jungle, almost in the open air.

Roy Ruiz Pele #9

Roy and I just finished his 9th art tribute board to Pele, the Hawaiian Kali. This board is a descendant of the "noni girl" board made for Jalian Johnston.

Kneeboard fish in Indo

Christian riding one of the recent boards we collaborated on.

The 80's are back

Steph  with her birthday board, glow in the dark pink and green with random fractals forming on the bottom.

Saved from the dump

This board is a remake of a kneeboard that was rescued from going into the land fill in Hawaii. On his way to the beach Travis Richardson made eye contact with the perpetrator and received it without saying a word except thank you. It was originally shaped by Rich Ritter

FISH DESIGN INSPIRED BY ANDY JOHNSTON

We only surf twin fins and the evolution of our shapes was influenced by the board held by the original shaper Andy Johnston after

10 years of incubation in the shaping room of Troy Peters. The board was found abused and abandoned at the Oil Piers (RIP). The shape was reunited to its shaper by Chaz Benton of Ojai after his stumbling into the True North Surfboard shop on Ventura Avenue. These are a few of the recent boards that are the offspring of the original that have been created in Puna, Hawaii recently.