9'4" Kris Hall Daily Cup surfgearKris 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. This particular log from Kris offers a traditional noserider outline, boxy rails, a rolled bottom, and a healthy amount of tail and nose rocker to make up for no nose concave. *No Fin Included Domestic
The distribution of foam is akin to the classic fish inspiration with a larger proportion of foam devoted to the nose while the tail pulled in and streamlined
The rails are soft and are set slightly down
Surfboards Australia was smart to capitalize on the Australian influence and the boards themselves are an incredible intersection of style and power with deep rolled bottom contours for effortless speed generation juxtaposed by a heavy dose of nose and tail rocker to fit these midlengths into critical parts of the wave with ease
50/50 rail foil giving the model a solid amount of volume all the way through
the Playboy is meant for you to dance around every square inch with agility
was the trusty board ridden by Nat Young in the 1966 World Surfing Championships held in San Diego
Yellow - Yellow symbolizes health
fair trade price and provides work to their artisan partners
relatively thin and wide with a bit of kick in the nose rocker profile
6'6" x 19 7/8" x 2 5/8" (bonzer fin included)
This log is lightening fast and has more stability forward than you'd expect with a board that has such a deeply rolled bottom contour
Although George Greenough was promoting raked back fins way before 1966 it took most other folks in California a little longer to come around to the advancements of a more refined design
