8'0" Tanner Dash face

8'0" Tanner Dash faceTanner Prairie is a local Costa Mesa based board builder who knows how to shape incredibly fun boards for Orange County surf. Tanner is a well respected craftsman and extremely talented surfer. Drawing inspiration from surfing and board design from the late 1950's to early 1960's, this "Malibu Chip" influenced pig known as Tanner's Dash model is a period correct reflection of surfing's fun loving era where boards trimmed fast and brief nose rides were

This Surfar's forward volume provides a comfortable home base north of the wide point for building trim speed and a secondary sweet spot back towards the tail for delivering that speed and unloading it into turns

The bottom contour is rolled from nose to tail for maximum water displacement accompanied by a subtle s-deck

The convex bottom allows for zippy

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Need something to turn those knee high

With a wider arc

The outline of the Alpha Omega was largely inspired by Mark Richards (MR) who was arguably the heaviest hitter in the twin fin world at the time

Bowls are arguably one of the most popular midlengths out there currently and it's for a good reason

how these boards have inspired contemporary shapers to forge their own paths

rail shape

The board's tail rocker in combination with its bottom contours

narrow pin tail with a very subtle wing