Chupacabra

This board takes charge. Built with volume and wide point forward to paddle and catch waves easily. The key features of volume forward, tight pin tail, single fin, and channeled bottom keep this board projecting forward. Intended for flowing down the line surfing at points and tube hunting at beach breaks.

Wave Range: Thigh to over head

Recommended length: 7’4-8’0

Average…        Nose: 17”        Width: 22’’        Tail: 13’’

B68

The idea for the B68 was inspired and brought to life by my good friend Andy Cowell. As a regular enthusiast for single fins, and boards that drive and perform, he came to me with this shape in mind. I continually get feedback from him saying how great the board is working, whether its over head surf or small little runners. There’s certainly something special about this board. It seems to gather all the energy from the wave and do things I’m not quite prepared for, yet with the utmost fluidity. Being in positions on the wave where I am thinking, “I can’t make this.” or “I’m going to dig the nose.” The B68 seems to pull through with total style and grace. Featuring soft rails, flat entry, into spiral vee, and foiled off the tail. A midrange single fin that performs, and certainly makes the most of every wave.

Wave Range: Shin to over head

Recommended Length: 7’-7’8

Average…       Nose: 15.75’’        Width: 21.5        Tail: 14.5”

Equator

A midrange cruiser. Designed with low rocker to enter waves early and effortlessly glide through sections. I first designed this board for a trip to the east coast of Australia. I thoroughly enjoyed the down the line trim of this board in all the point breaks at hand, and also loved the early entry and set up it offers in beach breaks. A great all around board that has something to offer in most conditions and all quivers.

Wave Range: Up to a little over

Recommended Length: 6’10-8’0

Average…        Nose: 17’’        Width: 21.5’’        Tail: 15’’

Transcender

A platform designed for nose riding and pivot oriented turns. With a combination of a full outline, parallel rails, and just the right amount of rocker, this board gives you a stable platform for dancing nose to tail. You will feel the board slow down and lock into the pocket. Putting you in the perfect spot for transcendent noserides.

Wave Range: Shin to Chest High

Recommended length: 9’-10’

Average…        Nose:        18.5”        Width: 23        Tail: 16.5″

Tub of Fun

Created for small waves, the idea for this board came about with summer approaching, and wanting to ride something smaller than “usual” and easier to carry for a day at the beach. Featuring wide point and bulk of the volume forward, it paddles better than imaginable. Single concave to spiral vee, in addition to the pulled in tail; the Tub of Fun will generate speed easily, yet is surprisingly maneuverable and skatey. Riding this board is a pleasant reminder of how fun surfing is suppose to be! Can be ridden as a twin or quad, with multiple tail options.

Wave Range: Ankle to Chest (Still fun in larger surf depending on the wave)

Recommended length: 4’10-5’6

Average…        Nose: 18.5”        Width: 21.5”        Tail: 16.75”          Thickness: 2.5”

Ted

A single fin short board, egg of sorts. I’ve always enjoyed the fluid positive feeling attained by shorter single fins. They seem to be predictable, yet highly functional and progressive when put to the test. The predictability comes in the speed. With single fins, especially of the shorter variety, I find the speed is easily managed and controlled. With the wider nose and planing surface on this board it goes great in point style waves, and it is equally functional in beach breaks. I haven’t found the wide nose to be a negative in steeper waves because you are generally entering the wave early. Let the Ted subtly flow down the line as you become one with the wave.

Wave Range: Knee to a little over head

Recommended length: 5’6-6’8

Average…        Nose: 17”         Width: 21”        Tail: 15.5”

Favorite Fish

I’ve ridden it from Santa Cruz to Baja, beach to point breaks, knee to overhead. There’s something about California and fishes that just goes together. When I am looking to have fun, this is my go to board when it’s knee to shoulder high. Featuring wide point forward, beak nose, and flowing curve; this board will carry you when you need some help and perform when it’s time for business.

Wave Range: Knee to Shoulder

Recommended length: 5’2-5’10

Average…        Nose: 17’’         Width: 21.5        Tail: 16.5’’

Pig

Highlighting feelings from the past, with updates from the future. This board has “flat” rocker through the nose for effortless glide and wave entry, two things I look for in a pig, but more functional off the tail than you might find with a traditional pig. Time-honored with a high density foam blank to cut through the wave face and glide like nobody’s business.

Wave Range: Ankle to Shoulder High

Recommended length: 9’2- 10’

Average…        Nose 17.5’’        Width: 23.25’’        Tail: 16.5’’

Jack Manoogian with his new 5′2 swallowed Tub of Fun, just in time for summer.

Standard

The “Standard” is my all around longboard shape intended for a wide range of surfing, from noserides to trimming to turns. Featuring moderate rocker, blended nose concave, 50/50 rails, and squash tail to keep things smooth and fluid through turns. Planned to be surfed with medium volume, but can be adjusted to riders specifications. Clean and simple are what the Standard is all about. Working together for an effective longboard shape.

Wave Range: Up to head high

Recommended length: 9′-9′10 

Average -          Nose: 18.25″          Width: 23′’          Tail: 16″

Twin Pin