Showing posts with label Quad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quad. Show all posts

Take Sprat

5’8 x 19 7/8 x 2 5/8” Sprat with bonzer bottom. Set up with FCS quad SF4s or as FCS thruster with G5s
Double concave vortex channel set into a single concave leads into a double concave V with double concave channels set inside to guide the water out the back into a slight single concave. Gentle rocker with a flip in the tail. Beak nose for easier wave catching. 
I rode this for the first time last night and was amazed i could actually catch waves on it… it was stable on take off and drivey across the face – the waves were s**t but first impressions were good :). It’s now being tested out by a few of the Connies crew to get some feedback.
5'8" Sprat - Tim Stafford Surfboard Sprat beak nose custom surfboard 5'8
Tim Stafford surfboard - sprat with bonzer bottom Custom surfboard - cornwall Tim Stafford Surfboards

Spring Pickins'




















Harry's 80s Style Tri W/ Glass On Fins and Red Pigment












Possum Stopping in to Meet the Vultures for Lunch!





























Afternoon Snack for Mr Hawk












Coke Bottle Green with 3" Lap for Roger




















10'0 Desert Sand for Harry












9'4 Diamond For Ken with Resin Pigment and Pin Line












Single Fin Rabbit deep 4 channel












Retro quad for Kurt with Glass-ons












'Yote Looking at us through the fence.. Just some of our friends hanging around the shop..

In Memory Of







































Leonard's Quad Kneeboard in Tribute to his son passed away about a year ago.

Bonzer Quad goes east – FreakFish EVO4

Some feedback from North Cornwall surfer Dougal on the FreakFish he took to Indo… thanks Dougz, send us some pics when you get some:)

hey bud,
Yeah freaky has been great heaps of float, was surfing it at a spot called Passe or mushroom point the other day for a couple of days and she flew.
It was so shallow i nicked the fin a couple of times on the bottom turn but nothing major, she got me in and out of some great barrels,
only 2ft but beautiful hollow barrels!! Great fun.
She's kinda like a twinie with a bit more drive and the channels are interesting never surfed with those before.
Glad you had a great trip in mex and thanks a million for the board. She's just the other kinda feel i was searching for.
Sampai jumpa!
Doogz

Bonzer quad

More freak…

SOLD

 P1050952   
Resin tint reverse lap with pen artwork on the nose…
Hand made fins from American ash for the EVO fronts and birch ply for the EVO4 rears

Finally freakin!

Finally finished my new board… 5’11” x 21 5/8” x 2 7/8” Freak fish EVO4 bonzer quad…

Tim Stafford Custom Surfboards - Freakfish  Tim Stafford Custom Surfboards - Freakfish 

Tim Stafford Custom Surfboards - Freakfish Tim Stafford Custom Surfboards - Freakfish  

Tim Stafford Custom Surfboards - Freakfish

FreakFish

Tim Stafford Surfboards - FreakFish foam  Tim Stafford Surfboards - bonzer quad

5’11” x 21 7/8” x 2 7/8” flex-tail FreakFish bonzer EVO4… shaped just for me…

Debate with a guru…

Tim Stafford shaping his Evo4 quad FreakFish bonzer surfboard I was chatting to Phil Clifford of Rockit Surfboards at the OM Surfboard Factory the other day and we were discussing my latest board (for me) – nicknamed the FreakFish… it’s a bonzer 4 fin with what I am calling the “EVO4” set-up and a complex concave bottom…

We were shooting the breeze about the purpose of surfing; Phil was saying ultimately it was all about high performance and speed, speed to do manoeuvres and go different places on the wave… I agreed with much of what he was saying but something didn’t sit comfortably. For me it has always been less about speed and performance and more about sensations, experimenting and trying new things, often prompted by trying different boards (like keel fin McCoy Nuggets, Cinqo 5 fins, and most recently Bonzers) most of which do not sit comfortably in the conventional performance bracket.

As if to make the point this morning I was gliding through a flat spot on a chest high onshore sloppy wave at my local beach on my Malcolm Campbell 6’6” POD… I’d moved forward to trim (where the thruster kids would have slapped, flapped, pumped and jumped about as the wave died under them)… and truly relished in the quiet effortless glide that carried me through, and then as the wave started to reform… I stepped back, dropped in to the section, bottom turned and smacked that lip like a good little thruster-kid of the 80s.

Ride and glide.

Quad Keel combo

Here is an interesting take on fins and placement of plugs to give a few options. This comes from the guys at Classic Malibu in Noosa.  www.classicmalibu.com.au   These guys make some nice boards.