At the Mollusk Venice shop last week.
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7 comments:
That's weird, the guy in the mask is stealing the board that clayfin hasn't shaped yet. Freaky.
If the board is six foot and perfect...
lol - except mine is going to be a 7'6" "crowd pleaser". But, that board is pretty much what I'm going for.
is that the new hull?
That isn't the new hull, but it is a nice vehicle from Brian Hilbers/Fineline. There were a few that were very similar at the Sacred Craft gig. I like his boards.
I've heard good things about fineline fishies. Any first hadn knowledge?
Haven't ridden any of his boards, but they look really fun. He's doing some interesting hulls, eggs, fishes and some short, wide stubby things. I like the outlines and clean foils he has going on.
that is the trick with the hulls, blending all those curves together. When it works it's magic
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