7'6" Campbell Brothers Russ Short (Used) Used

7'6" Campbell Brothers Russ Short (Used) Used7'6" The original three fin bonzer was developed by the Campbell Brothers (Malcolm and Duncan Campbell) in December of 1970, the design was way ahead of its time and the Campbell Brothers had to wait for the rest of the surfing population to catch up to their progressive new boards. The Russ Short model is the quintessential 70's bonzer with boxy, hard edged rails, wide point forward, beak nose, narrow tail, and deep bonzer concave. The Russ Short is

The rocker is minimal with just a bit of flip in the nose and tail and the rails run on the softer side until reaching the final third of the board

6'8" Grant Noble Home Sick

and the rocker is minimal with the slightest of S-curves residing on the deck

7'0" Grant Noble Home Sick

The ID is generally narrower than Liddle's other models and has a more centered wide point (most of Liddle's hulls have a forward to very forward wide point)

5'8" x 19 1/2" x 2 3/8" 29L

4-8 8-10 Chest Opening (Pit to Pit)   12

Beautiful for after sun rehydration

This is a great all-around log for all types of waves but can really get going on faster lined up sections

to make minimalist

Floyd Smith who ran the Australian leg of G&S went back to San Diego in 1968 to sort out business with Larry Gordon after establishing G&S Australia in 1965 and was making sleds all the way up until 1983

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