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Used Noserider For Sale!!! $700




This is one of my earlier prototypes that I had a lot of success with. I combined two templates to get one board. I was seeking a board similar in outline curve to a mid 1960’s noserider, this board is the result. It has short ears for heal control, a long gradually widening shoulder to a wide point that is about 2 inches past center. This board has a longer wider tail curve to allow for more water flow over the tail increasing hold while on the nose. The overall rocker is very mild with gradual tail rocker and a the fin’s tip is at the tail block of the board. This board was designed first and foremost as a noserider, it’s turning qualities are secondary. I found this board works great at Malibu, rincon, campus point and san-o. It has a concave of 52 inches about an inch deep with a tear drop shape. The dimensions are 10'1, 18 ¾ nose, 23 ¾ width and 16 ½ tail . It is 3 ¼ inches thick. The fin is a heritage 10.5
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4065: The El Camino of noseriders







Shred, rip, or do both, this board allows you to bust radical cutbacks, get stupid long nose rides. This by far is one of my favorite templates, because it combines the mid-to-late 1960’s progressive parallel forward rail with a nice wide tail with some hip. The bottom of the board features a blended concave of 48in. , the middle of the board is flat for speed and the tail is rolled with the rails turned up to a small 50/50 rail line. The overall rail is 50/50 of medium thickness to allow for better nose riding and classic style. I do not believe in turned down rails 60/40 or sharp edges in my rails, screw that shit!!! All classic boards that are great nose riders do not have turned down rails or sharp tail edges. The 4065 goes back to the mid to late 1960’s where style and nose riding were the staple of surfing. As for fins for this board I like on a board that is 9'6 and up a 10.5 Rick nose rider fin, takayama pivot fin, Tyler nose rider, True Ames Heritage, all of 10.5 height. This board is designed to be surfed from the nose, 1/3rd off the nose and back on the tail. As for weight, I prefer heavy boards but for smaller people lighter foam and glass work, its a proportional rider to board.

10'0 California Classic





The California Classic is one of my favorite templates of all time. It is a mid 1960’s pin tail nose rider and is meant for Malibu, rincon and pleasure point, cowells etc. I have rode this shape at those breaks and it is so smooth to turn and easy to nose ride. The thought behind this board is ; less is more. The board relies on a combination on rocker, rail-line and template curve. A flatter nose rocker going into a smooth flow tail curve allows this board to ride in the middle face of the wave, the tail rocker allows the board to fit in the pocket, and pivot turn releasing the long forward rail line. I ride these boards a little narrower and about 2 inches longer than what i normally ride, however I am larger so it’s all body to board proportion. But I still recommend 2 in. longer than what you would normally ride.

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