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

modifications made, more fin boxes

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custom 6'4 The Good News

6'4 sojourner, epoxy resin pigment

9'6 chop nose rockfink

the crook foot, 5'5 sojourner

 stringerless with carbon strip on the deck
wide point pushed far forward on toe side into parabolic rail...heal side straight line into a goiter right in front of the back foot. kind of like a squiggly single concave with a little V on the goiter. help me Rhonda
set up as a single fin b/c your guess is as good as mine

get them working young...

make sure thats cold water wax kid, aint no pansies around here

5'6 up at One Way board Shop in SLO. thats enough

5 5 free of findage

 above...rear foot placement is below the rail line

 above...drastic sweep thinger bobber...water run off flat area and wrap this rail ...no hard edge except on tailblock...really big single concave towards the front

this is a finless design ive been thinking of for a while and finally had the opportunity to do.  cut out of a +4" blank gave me enough room to shape a massive concave from the nose to ahead of the back foot.  flat on the tail with a really drastic sweep onto the rails .  the back foot placement is actually below the rail line.  in theory this will create lift in the front and push the tail back allowing the lowered foot placement to put enough pressure on the rails that should have the water wrapping around it to create hold.  ????  if it is a pooper in the water it should make a fun sled in the winter. 

another fun 1...6 2

some south swell at the local beachy

asymmetrical boards. want to learn about them? check out the article below

come to the sojourner shop and try one out.

click here for article:

asymmetrical article, SLO Coast journal