Cutting edge surfboards of the future: Chieftain.

If you’ve spent much time riding ocean waves , you’ve seen one fateful failure: most surfing boards lack any semblance of uniqueness.  While the sea may be filled with countless cookie-cutter surfboards, there are some designs which stand out strongly.



The old woodies of yesteryear have given way to a fresh new design sensibility in the emerging world of luxury surfboards.  The Roy Stuart Chieftain is only typical in its size, its design and function are as organic and progressive as they come.  From nose to tail  the Chieftain surfboard carries its pilot in the ultimate sea-friendly style.



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The 'Duke' 9'3" and the 'Chieftain' 9'7" wooden surfboards

The 'Duke' 9'3" and the 'Chieftain' 9'7" wooden surfboards, a square tail and a crescent tail.



Imagination collaborates with memory in order to distill essentials

The Chieftain expresses victory of the spirit and imagination over the mundane and reasonable, and as such is eminently representative of Roy Stewart's idiosyncratic success.

The 'Duke' and the 'Chieftain' wooden surfboards

The Duke and the Chieftain luxury wooden surfboards are based on the same hull shape. At 9'7" the Chieftain tunnel fin equipped crescent tailed longboard  is 4 inches longer than the 9'3" Duke with single cutaway 'D' fin.

Price for the pair US$36,048