BIG SUN JOURNAL

An Ongoing Experiment: The Maunganui Chip

An Ongoing Experiment: The Maunganui Chip

Say hello to the Maunganui Chip! We were pushing the logs into 3 ft, 4ft, then 5ft + and loving the challenge, but started to find a classic log design would...

An Ongoing Experiment: The Maunganui Chip

Say hello to the Maunganui Chip! We were pushing the logs into 3 ft, 4ft, then 5ft + and loving the challenge, but started to find a classic log design would...

BIG SUN HULL: HYDRODYNAMIC VS AERODYNAMIC RAIL DESIGN

BIG SUN HULL: HYDRODYNAMIC VS AERODYNAMIC RAIL ...

  When was the last design development in the log? Maybe over 50 years when Nat Young foiled the hell out of his 9'4 in 1966'  and added a 10' inch...

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BIG SUN HULL: HYDRODYNAMIC VS AERODYNAMIC RAIL ...

  When was the last design development in the log? Maybe over 50 years when Nat Young foiled the hell out of his 9'4 in 1966'  and added a 10' inch...

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THE MIDLENGTH EVOLUTION: A SHORT HISTORY AND A YOUNG WAYNE LYNCH

THE MIDLENGTH EVOLUTION: A SHORT HISTORY AND A ...

 LIVING IN A CHYLD’S DREAM: The History of Mid-length Surfboard Riding is Now A short history by Kent Turkich. Originally found here at Australian Surfing Resurrection.  Living in a chYld’s dream! In...

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THE MIDLENGTH EVOLUTION: A SHORT HISTORY AND A ...

 LIVING IN A CHYLD’S DREAM: The History of Mid-length Surfboard Riding is Now A short history by Kent Turkich. Originally found here at Australian Surfing Resurrection.  Living in a chYld’s dream! In...

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DESIGN FORUM: SONS OF SAM

DESIGN FORUM: SONS OF SAM

Robin Kegel Courtesy of Wild Things Gallery. HOW A 50-YEAR-OLD DESIGN BECAME THE SURFCRAFT OF CHOICE FOR TODAY’S MOST RADICAL LONGBOARDERS  BY ASHTON GOGGANS Sourced from SURFER article here.  From First Point...

DESIGN FORUM: SONS OF SAM

Robin Kegel Courtesy of Wild Things Gallery. HOW A 50-YEAR-OLD DESIGN BECAME THE SURFCRAFT OF CHOICE FOR TODAY’S MOST RADICAL LONGBOARDERS  BY ASHTON GOGGANS Sourced from SURFER article here.  From First Point...