9'0" Liddle Pathfinder Cyber21

9'0" Liddle Pathfinder Cyber219'0" x 23 1 2" x 3 1 4" (Fin Included) Greg Liddle's Pathfinder takes the design elements of his displacement hulls and scales up the length to that of a glider. The outline is beautifully elongated with a nice amount of curve; the nose and tail are both slightly pulled in. The bottom contour is heavily rolled for most of the board but it flattens out towards the tail. The rails are foiled out to be pretty knifey while maintaining a lot of volume in

what we'd do to time travel back to those days in surfing's Transition Era to hear Andreini and MP discuss the intricacies of surfboard design

5'5" x 20 1/2" x 2 2/3"

50/50 rail foil giving the model an solid amount of volume all the way through

barreling beach break surf as well as mid-size and up softer waves that allow for exploring more of the surfboards turning ability

that is direct design influence from Lynch

critical maneuvers

The bottom contour is rolled in the nose and transitions into a rolled vee out the tail

Exposure to the color green often has a calming effect that allows you to be more open to positive experience

The rails are nicely foiled in the nose then transition to a softer rail towards the middle of the board and end in a hard edge in the tail

Although Putnam

A blend for body and face to welcome the sun’s blessing on your skin

They stuck to the classic D fin design while the Australian shredders of the time hopped on the Greenough train of thought