Merry Christmas from the sojourner family

Thank you for another year of support and great fun.  look forward to building more fun surf crafts next year

6'6 and 5'8 under some christmas trees

just chillin' with mr. potato head

this board seems happy to me

 sizing up the board

a blue longboard for Shell Beach surf shop

swamp thing when he's sad

beauty...

spin dorken

the fountain of youth exploration vessel

this guy is a mix of retro, newtro, and mojo...  with a twist of lime

8 0 flotation device for surfing recreation and enjoyment

full resin pigmentoration with a one of those finishes that require a bunch of sanding and using a wooly sheeps butt to get...

62fishy

a 62 fish, with leashy looper in the swallow bird's eye

5 8 winged dia mondo

poly with resin pigment/cutlap. single concave through. little wingers at mid leading fins.
sanded finish.  comes with built in missile launcher and a cappuccino machine!

november/december DEEP surf Magazine article

check out the article in the DEEP magazine.  pick it up at a local central coast surfboard near you

asymmetrical sojourner surfboard article

5'7 custom underthewax rastaish colorige

a perfect way to wash your day of resin away

an evening sesh and a meeting with dr bronner

getting barreled with penny

it was pretty big out there today, at least one of us had a leash

surfboard tree intro on SLO Coast Journal

Surfing out of the Box Article

teacher for the day in Monterey

fun with the kids today at the aquarium 

been riding these things so much they are starting to look normal

6 2/6 0 eps epoxy with pigment art
asymmetrical length in the nose and complete asymmetry in the rail line and bottom contours.  the nose is pulled out and up in order to create a bridge to the straighter rail line.  symmetrical length in the tail helps with rail to rail control.  rolled front rail on the toes side nose to a slightly thicker rail on the toe side than the heel side.  single to half of a deeper double out the toe side with a heavy rolled v out the heel side.  set up with a MR 78 fin on the toe side with a cant at 6 degrees.  the heel side is a true ames performance twin fin with a can at 11 degrees.
not for me unfortunately...for a regular footer

custom 9'0

custom 9'0 more performancy type board
eps/epoxy, resin pigment
single concave in the nose, to a rolled belly up the tail
thats all

modified bottom of the finless