Glassing Facts

Glassing a board for strength is good in more ways than the obvious. While some people are concerned about weight, you can achieve a durable glass job without having a heavy board—a strong glass job doesn't have to mean a heavy glass job. Glassing a board too lightly not only equates to less strength, but it can also lead to a more dead-feeling surfboard in a very short time. The magic, lively feeling of a new board can be lost after only a few sessions. A stronger glass job enables a board to maintain its inherent qualities for a much longer period of time. Obviously, it also extends the life of the board and translates to more flow and glide. It also keeps boards out of a landfill and allows you to potentially keep a board for the next generation.

Round Tail Disc

Goes well with flexy fins.

Fluid

Arcing turns. Tight positioning and glide.
Maximum flow. Economy of motion.

Sea of Joy

Wayne's world.

Full Lotus

Clean and Green

Speed.

Resin Work

Custom twin fish.

Big Fish

For those who say a fish isn't supposed to be this big, have you ridden one? Surfs longer when you need it to and shorter when you need it to. This board is all about flow. Single-foiled handcrafted fins, mango resin tint with lap, volan glass. Ride what you want.

5-Finned

Fast+Positive

Shape, glass, sand, polish, color and pinlines all by Scott. Sorry for the funky shot of the bottom. Thanks for checking in.

Mini-Gun

For when the waves get good—really good. Always handcrafted from start to finish.

A Crisp Logger

Designed and built from scratch by Scott. Check the tail wedge and custom-crafted Noll "da Cat" fin. 4-finger lap with 10 oz. Volan for maximum glideability.