Archive for June 2010

Finished Product






A few weeks ago I posted a some shots of Pete's newly shaped displacement hull. Like all the boards you see on this blog, each and everyone is hand shaped, features my hand foiled fins and is personally glassed by myself. Pete's new stubby is no different, here are a few more shots post gloss and polish.  

On a separate note I am currently looking for sales reps both regionally, nationally and internationally. If there are any perspective reps just shoot me an email (joshuaoldenburg@yahoo.com) and we can go from there. 

Little General







Today for your viewing pleasure is a creation that I have been working on for quite some time. Inspired by the work of Hydrodynamica this tri-plan hull is something special. Standing at 5'8 x 22 x 2 5/8 this single bump quad is an experience. Flotation, speed and rail to rail turning are just a few of its finer points. This excellently functioning surfboard with it's one off art by Bill Sager, results in a truly unique piece.    

Straight to the Finals


As many of you know last weekend was the Pacific Beach Summer Classic. For those who didn't, now you do. I had a strong showing of young rippers supporting the brand. Both Tristan and Ryan made it to the finals in less than perfect conditions. Here's a shot of Ryan casually perched in a region of the board that is all to familiar.

Summertime Fish


Now that the rain is gone and sun is out, its time to shift our focus towards the warm days of summer. In an attempt to glean as much enjoyment from summer swell, surfers are transitioning from their boards of winter to full volume and flatter rockers. This particular summertime slider is a favorite of mine and is something that will enhance your quiver year round.      

Laminates




Over the years of building complete surfboards you pick up numerous bits of knowledge that most people wouldn't consider to be a part of the building process, i.e. laminates. When differentiating between surfboards few shapers have been able to separate themselves purely based on their one of a kind creations. If not separated by concept one aspect is left to separate your board ascetically from the rest, the logo. Since all aspects of the building process interests me why not include laminates. Here are a some shots of freshly screened laminates. Many are printed but few make the grade.      

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