Got to take Matt's 10' glider for a spin today. Clean conditions in the chest to head high range provided some good opportunities to see what the board could do. Or better yet, what I could do on the board. Good times!
Got a phone call Thanksgiving morning from my buddy stationed in HI. I'm thinking he must be home in DE for the holiday. Nope, he's standing on the North Shore at sunrise delivering a long distance surf report.
Great to hear his voice and catch up on things. Can't say I was too surprised to hear that he's found a new love in riding big surf. One of those guys who is always up for bigger challenges in life. Stoked to hear he's doing well out there and loving life to the fullest.
A battered and bruised 8'6" Challenger (Eastern) stopped by the Goofyfoot's Garage for a few days. On her way west to see Mr. Garbutt for a little TLC. I like the outline and the rails, pretty cool multi wedge stringer set up too. I little thick in the tail area but looks like it could be fun to take for a ride. Looking forward to seeing how she turns out.
This lovely 9'8" Rick Noserider is another return visitor to the Goofyfoot's Garage.
Its first stay was back in 2013 when it had recently been rescued from a dumpster. Missing its fin and showing just a few minor dings, it was very solid overall and going to a young man that was sure to get it back into the line-up.
July 2013 - scratched and broken but nowhere near dead.
Anyone remember Richard Cram? Aussie from 83-84 with a mean forehand cutback.
Found this 4 or 5 years ago on the FL panhandle and its been sitting in my sister's garage ever since. Finally had the opportunity to bring it home. Nice example of a 1984 board design.
Plenty of heelies on the deck, a little tan all around but solid overall and the fins are still in place.