9'4" Kris Hall Jazz Pin bodyKris Hall is an extremely talented, young, surfer and shaper who has been showing some pretty incredible talents in both fields. Based out of Los Angeles's South Bay, Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log. With a pulled in nose and the wide point set back, the Jazz Pin's outline exhibits a classic transition era influenced outline. The bottom contours start flat towards the nose and grow increasingly
Looking to test out a sled from the Transition Era
7'8" x 23" x 3 1/8" (Fin Included)
Looking to test out one of Liddle's L-Spoons
tapering down to a slightly more pulled in tail
the nose and tail are both slightly pulled in
7'10" x 22 3/4" x 3 1/8"
Longer board bags are designed with a large fin pocket to accommodate fins up to 10"
he started playing with its architecture while still remaining true to the original design
The domed deck does a nice job of hiding a lot of volume through the center of the board and makes the rail thin and approachable
deep double concave that exhibits its deepest point in the concave closest to the rail line
The overall rocker of the board is pretty flat with just a touch of flip in the nose
He often writes for The Surfers Journal and has a novel documenting his adventures sailing and surfing up and down the Pacific Coast
