Surfboard Shaping

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Evan Evans

a surfboard sitting on top of a wooden floor

The Salty Shack

Caribbean Netherlands

Designs To Draw

6'5" Simon Shapes Kegg - Bone

6oz Bottom with 6+4oz Deck Lamination Aqua Tint Lamination with Nose Panel Spray Fade 1/8” Redwood Stringer This is a new shape we’ve been dialing with John Simon specifically designed as a shortboard alternative suited for bigger hollower days on the East Coast. Some added width and thickness for increased paddle speed, inverted vee entry concave for some added flow without sacrificing rail line rocker and a round pin to keep you locked into the heaviest of tubes. This design draws inspiration

5'8 Plasmic - Plasmic

The Plasmic was created with the idea of fitting a lot of foam in a little package. Chunky outline with a fish entry. Instead of a swallow, the diamond tail allows your foot to be set further back to get more drive out of the shorter rail-line. Flat deck profile with a low apex rail, making it a great paddler with easy rail-engagement. You don’t have to do much to get this board going, the deep double-barrel concave generates speed and creates lift off the back foot, while providing grip through your turns. Generally ridden with an upright twin and sized a little shorter and thicker than the Sunstone. We recommend riding it 3-5 liters more than your shortboard. Need Help Finding Fins?