Aloha to Zen- Surfboards: futures fins

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Model 18- Jake's skeleton V2.

Resin tint quad.

Cut lap, with resin tint.

Tried it as a twin fin. I could really feel the difference in the fin placement. In a bad way!

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About us at A to Zee Surfboards

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• We have a passion for Australian surf history, surf culture and surfboard design.

• Driven our our desire to understand and explore surfboard design we have collected over 200 vintage surfboards from the innovation period of surfboard design 1978-83. We share our collection at www.boardcollector.com

• To us, the innovation period was the most exciting period of surfboard design as surfers and shapers through off the shackles of conservative '70 surf culture and started experimenting with with all aspects of surfboard hydrodynamics. Shapers started experimenting with length, wide points, flex, twin fins, winged fins, thrusters and channel bottoms.

• At A to Zee we have ridden and tested all the boards in the collection and aim to replicate the best of what history and fashion as left behind.

• The boards we make by hand are all inspired by the best features of the boards in the collection.

• Our current favourites are the work of Bob McTavish from 1978 and Mark Richards from 1979.

• The boards are shaped and glassed by Damion Fuller and hand painted or decorated with original art work by Fern Levack or Jake Bird Fuller

• Drop us a line to say Hi at-

damion@boardcollector.com

Boardcollector

Model 18- Jake's skeleton V2.