Showing posts with label Surfboard Fins by Gully. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surfboard Fins by Gully. Show all posts

Stringerless Sandia

5'8 Stringerless Sandia Fish

Light Grey Tint // Almond-shaped Keels by Gull

Clutch Kile //

Here's a portrait of Clutch Kile, hot-coater at Waterman's Guild.

Clutch builds up the bead on Gully's wooden fins to protect them from rocks.

Not to mention laminating the fins and tacking them on...

Thanks Amigo!


Almond-Shaped Keels

Almond-shaped keel fins // Stringerless Sandia Fish

In the sanding room at Waterman's Guild.

Keels by Gully // Stringerless Sandia by Griff.

2-tone Lumberjack

Custom 2-Tone Lumberjack for Nicole Jones.

Mahogany Huck Fin by Gull.

Check. Mate.

Custom quadkumber for Sam.

Ply quad fins by Gully.

Orange checkered hotcoat spray by Ryan Martz.

Neapolitian Quadkumber

New 5'8 Mocha-Neapolitan Quadkumber for the shop.

Glass on quads by Gulliver, made from his new wheaty looking ply.

This one will be getting a prominent spot in the racks.

Spring Break | Lumberjack

Gully, showing off a new 9'4 Lumberjack for the shop.

Gully is on Spring Break this week, so he's got plenty of extra time to foil fins and handplanes

...and surf

Kevin's Kookumber

Orange tint with Teal Resin Splash.

Special Zebrawood fin by Gully.


















Insane Zebrawood fin by Gully.

7'6 Almond Joy

Light Brown Opaque Reverse Wrap.

Gloss and Polish.

Mahogany Joy Fin by Gulliver.


New Twins | Short and Wide

Couple of customs for Patrick and Syd.

A Mini-Simmons and a Sea Kitten.

As always, plywood keels by Gully Allee.

These guys got their boards even before slater started getting tubed on soap.




Custom 9'10 Pintail

Here's a recent custom pintail we did for a guy named Rick.

Sanded Gloss. Mahogany Pin fin by Gully.

I was particularly fond of the colors on this one.

Pogie Fish

A New 5'5 Pogie Fish at 367
























Plywood Fins by Gully

















Photos: Cam Oden

2nd Place NSSA States | King Rat

Aaron got 2nd in states for HS NSSA yesterday with his new single panel 9'2 Log Rhythm model.

Huck fin by Gully.

Photo proof by Cam Oden.


New Keels

The D fin on my longboard is actually an Almond shape, tilted to what we decided was the appropriate looking angle, and then hacked off at the base.

The same concept is being applied to a new set of twin fin keels.

Here is evidence of the idea getting one step closer to reality.

Almond shaped keels unveiling very soon.

Photo: Camo Den