Handcrafted Unconventional
Surfcraft
Our surf-craft is unconventional. We tend towards experimental shapes based on traditional and futuristic construction methods. Each custom is fit and shaped to the surfers personality and specifications. Not one is the same, they’re as unique as each individual that comes to us for the sled of their dreams. All handshapes are finished in house with artistic resin tints by Red Nose Glassing. They do the best repairs if you need.
Surfboards don't have to be boring. Let me know when you wanna level up your surfing experience.
Grateful to be at service of all the people on the water and to the prevailing spirit of Gaia.
-Brayden Brown
Let’s Build A Custom
Whether you grew up chasing waves or you’re new to the water, we can help dial in the foam for you to have fun in the sun. Contact our shaper about your new custom today!
Hand Shaped :models
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My favorite model. The Tried and True. I recommend it as a twin, but it can also come as a quad or twin plus. It’s a retro template with a modern foil and the Board Theory twist. my goto is 5’3” or 5’8”
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The everyday Florida groveler, swallow tail shortboard. Single concave, tri fin, can come as a redux/wing. A Popular model with a carbon deck. Ride an inch wider than your standard short board and 2-4 inches shorter.
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Our go to squash tail short board. Not our niche, but we still build a high performance board. Tri fin or Quad ride at your heigh or par a few inches. Don’t be intimidated, i’ve done customs for the crew to hit Bali, nica, and even Peru and beyond.
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The wasabi taco is a round tail short board. It varies from a grovler to a mini gun. There is extra vee in the nose. Its a mellow double to the belly back to the vee. The round tail to throw buckets at the crew in the lineup. shaped from
5’ - 7’6’
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My take on the ever famous Mini Simmons. Ranging from 4’6’-8’ these twin fins are a staple of my label. Popular for a shortboard with more paddle and can be foiled to be a alternative performance planing hull. “if it don’t bounce back; you go hungry”
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My classic mid length templet. round nose and a rounded tail or squash. Single fin or two plus one or beyond… great for a beginner or that gap in your quiver. between a log and short board. slight nose concave and vee to rail. sure thing tocach every wave at the inlet on this babe.
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My chop nose log template, she’s a beast. The log for if you want something 10’ plus. I’ve done them at 8’ too. Single nose concave and belly to a vee in the tail. Single fin or big glass on pairs nicely.
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My classic log. No fail here. Nose concave, belly and some vee. Foiled to your style log boarding. Definitely ned to build more logs. Nothing beats one when you need it. 8’-10’
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My plug template but in reverse. Putting the mid length back like a pig. An foiled out like high pro. This is my favorite to take out when I feel lazy or want to get steezy on head high glass. twin is my goto or you can pick your fin favorites.
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