Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Alaia Wake Slide
If you've been wondering (or even noticing) that there have been no blog updates this week, it's because I'm visiting my Grandparents in Sandpoint, Idaho. In order to cope with the separation from waves for a week (because wakeboarding just doesn't quite cut it all the time) I embarked on an a little wegener/sutton inspired experiment. Turns out alaias are perfect for dragging behind a boat.


Labels:
Alaia,
Almond Surfboards,
Surfing
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Danny Ingalls
Danny and his friend Alex (Dub 'n Al) are going to play a show here at the shop tomorrow night. Stop by and check them out. They're going on at 8.

photo: jdubsingles

photo: jdubsingles
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Keith Novosel on the other side of the lens
Here are a few gems that Chris Fowler shot of Keith enjoying his 9'10 Almondo Customo in Florida last week.




Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Griffin's Favorite YouTube Video
Griffin Neumann-Kyle is OUR super talented shaper, all around funny guy and huge fan of the Monkfish.

Here is muffin working on a Sandia Fish
Erin, if they've already discussed the monk fish on fupenguin, please send the entry to griffin@lifeisjustswell.com at your earliest convenience. -Dave

Here is muffin working on a Sandia Fish
Erin, if they've already discussed the monk fish on fupenguin, please send the entry to griffin@lifeisjustswell.com at your earliest convenience. -Dave
Malibu
Cam and Nathan went to Malibu recently to surf and film.
Here are a few stills that Oden snapped while they were there.


Here are a few stills that Oden snapped while they were there.


Labels:
Cameron Oden,
Malibu,
Nathan Adams,
Photography
Saturday, July 18, 2009
2 shapers named Griffin?
Friday, July 17, 2009
Airstrikes Against Bodyboarders
Apparently angry surfers have been taking drastic measures to keep body boarders out of their lineups. Military air strikes.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Hand Planes by Gully
With all the buzz about hand planes, Gully couldn't help but try making some. I was shocked by how much of a difference a hand plane makes on a wave. They're super fun, and the Gull has applied his precise craftsmanship to these little planing devices.
My favorite part about having them in the shop has been how many people ask why we're selling wooden sandals.
There's the new reef sandal idea, forget a bottle opener, how about a sandal/handplane... let's see it happen.
My favorite part about having them in the shop has been how many people ask why we're selling wooden sandals.
There's the new reef sandal idea, forget a bottle opener, how about a sandal/handplane... let's see it happen.
Labels:
Gully,
Hand Planes,
Surfboard Fins by Gully
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