Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Thrash Jazz Concert at Surfy May 26th
Dear friends of Surfy Surfy,
We are hosting a Thrash Jazz Concert on Saturday May 26th at the shop.
Brick & Mortar Surfy Surfy is 2 years old now so we need celebrate.
You should totally come, it's going to be super duper fun.
thank you and warm regards,
Surfy Surfy
What: Thrash Jazz Concert by Boaz & Friends
When: Saturday May 26th 7pm-10pm
Where: Surfy Surfy Surf Shop. 974 N Coast Hwy 101, Leucadia, CA 92024 map
Current Band Will include:
Boaz Roberts - Guitar bars
Jacob Sherreitt - Drummys
Tim McNalley - Bass attack
Avalon Roberts - Vocal variety and sweet bears
RICKY Giordano has now also joined with his group!
They will be playing the second set! Party!
Maybe more to come so stay tuned..
Event on Facebook
We are hosting a Thrash Jazz Concert on Saturday May 26th at the shop.
Brick & Mortar Surfy Surfy is 2 years old now so we need celebrate.
You should totally come, it's going to be super duper fun.
thank you and warm regards,
Surfy Surfy
What: Thrash Jazz Concert by Boaz & Friends
When: Saturday May 26th 7pm-10pm
Where: Surfy Surfy Surf Shop. 974 N Coast Hwy 101, Leucadia, CA 92024 map
Current Band Will include:
Boaz Roberts - Guitar bars
Jacob Sherreitt - Drummys
Tim McNalley - Bass attack
Avalon Roberts - Vocal variety and sweet bears
RICKY Giordano has now also joined with his group!
They will be playing the second set! Party!
Maybe more to come so stay tuned..
Event on Facebook
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
R.I.P. Terry Martin
Terry Martin 1937-2012
There will be a memorial service for Terry on Friday, May 18th at 6:30 PM at Capo Beach Calvary in Capistrano Beach, please join us to say goodbye to our beloved Terry. Your prayers for Candy, David, Josh and Johanna are greatly appreciated at this time.
On Sunday, May 20th from 5-9 PM at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point we will celebrate Terry’s life and his legacy at The Terry Martin Project event,” A Body of Work From Wood to Foam”. This event is a LIVE and silent auction fundraiser hosted by the Sport of Kings Foundation that will provide support to the Martin Family.
Terry Martin Project
There will be a memorial service for Terry on Friday, May 18th at 6:30 PM at Capo Beach Calvary in Capistrano Beach, please join us to say goodbye to our beloved Terry. Your prayers for Candy, David, Josh and Johanna are greatly appreciated at this time.
On Sunday, May 20th from 5-9 PM at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point we will celebrate Terry’s life and his legacy at The Terry Martin Project event,” A Body of Work From Wood to Foam”. This event is a LIVE and silent auction fundraiser hosted by the Sport of Kings Foundation that will provide support to the Martin Family.
Terry Martin Project
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Duncan Campbell soul carving a 3 fin Bonzer in 1978.
Reap the rewards of 4 decades of research and development,
6'2" Bonzer3 click me
Reap the rewards of 4 decades of research and development,
6'2" Bonzer3 click me
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Bonzer Blog Post #404
6'0" x 21 1/2" x 2 3/4"
Shaped by Malcolm Campbell, one of the most versatile surfboard shapers on Earth.
Built at Moonlight Glassing with 1st quality materials and extras.
5/4 oz s-cloth deck with back foot patch. 5 oz bottom with fin cluster reinforcement patch.
Airbrush, gloss and polish deck and rails, wetsand gloss bottom.
FCS Fusion system and center box for easy travel.
Board includes all 5 fins ($125 value).
This Bonzer has foam, float and drive for all your Surfy needs.
This is the 404th blog post labeled "bonzer"
*update-this board is SOLD, thanks!
Shaped by Malcolm Campbell, one of the most versatile surfboard shapers on Earth.
Built at Moonlight Glassing with 1st quality materials and extras.
5/4 oz s-cloth deck with back foot patch. 5 oz bottom with fin cluster reinforcement patch.
Airbrush, gloss and polish deck and rails, wetsand gloss bottom.
FCS Fusion system and center box for easy travel.
Board includes all 5 fins ($125 value).
This Bonzer has foam, float and drive for all your Surfy needs.
This is the 404th blog post labeled "bonzer"
*update-this board is SOLD, thanks!
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Minimalist Quiver wins Korduroy TV Quiver Kontest
Surfy Surfy's very own Jared Muscat won the staff pick for Korduroy.TV's Show Us Your Quiver contest.
Jared writes,
I shaped the wooden handplane last summer. I call this plane "Ramona." It is 22" x 8 3/4" x 3/4" It is my plane for when Beacons is a mushbugger but I still want to catch waves out the back and weave barrels on the very inside. A good friend calls it the longboard handplane.
The swim fins are the classic Churchill Makapuu Fins, I got big ugly feet thanks to my dad and these are the best fit. Just so happen to provide a good kick as well. I am a bit jealous of Pierce Kavanagh who has one of the original sets of Makapuus, the raddest rubber I have ever seen.
The green & white handplane is an Enjoy Handplane Ed Lewis gave to me a couple of weeks back. I tend to leave the handplanes on the shore if the waves have a good amount of size and are hollow, I feel like those are times when all you need are the fins; but that is not often when you live behind Beacons, thus this handplane is currently my daily go-to.
The bicycle is a Puch 27 1/4" beauty that I lucked into on Craigslist 2 years ago for way less than it is worth. It has ten speeds and I use it daily to get to work, find some fun waves, and grab my farmers market feed. I don't have a car, so this is my main method of transportation for the moment.
The Bonzer is a Russ Short model shaped by Malcolm Campbell I grabbed from Surfy Surfy last fall right before a run of really good north swell. Bonzers are such incredible boards when you have a wave with some depth and speed, just so dependable in the pocket, where it matters most. The Russ Short is my favorite Bonzer because it is one of the first that they used, with its wide-point forward and 3 fin set up, also Russ Short happened to rip. I like the template because of the way you can utilize foot placement to hold simple lines in the barrel. If this board is in arm the reasoning would be to get barreled a lot, thus it doesn't go out often.. It is 6'4" x 20 1/4" x 2 1/2"
The runner up quiver pick is Michael Fraley's impressive group of mostly Christenson small wave speedsters. To read about Fraley's quiver click here.
To see all the quivers visit Korduroy's photo gallery on the Facebooks.
Jared writes,
I shaped the wooden handplane last summer. I call this plane "Ramona." It is 22" x 8 3/4" x 3/4" It is my plane for when Beacons is a mushbugger but I still want to catch waves out the back and weave barrels on the very inside. A good friend calls it the longboard handplane.
The swim fins are the classic Churchill Makapuu Fins, I got big ugly feet thanks to my dad and these are the best fit. Just so happen to provide a good kick as well. I am a bit jealous of Pierce Kavanagh who has one of the original sets of Makapuus, the raddest rubber I have ever seen.
The green & white handplane is an Enjoy Handplane Ed Lewis gave to me a couple of weeks back. I tend to leave the handplanes on the shore if the waves have a good amount of size and are hollow, I feel like those are times when all you need are the fins; but that is not often when you live behind Beacons, thus this handplane is currently my daily go-to.
The bicycle is a Puch 27 1/4" beauty that I lucked into on Craigslist 2 years ago for way less than it is worth. It has ten speeds and I use it daily to get to work, find some fun waves, and grab my farmers market feed. I don't have a car, so this is my main method of transportation for the moment.
The Bonzer is a Russ Short model shaped by Malcolm Campbell I grabbed from Surfy Surfy last fall right before a run of really good north swell. Bonzers are such incredible boards when you have a wave with some depth and speed, just so dependable in the pocket, where it matters most. The Russ Short is my favorite Bonzer because it is one of the first that they used, with its wide-point forward and 3 fin set up, also Russ Short happened to rip. I like the template because of the way you can utilize foot placement to hold simple lines in the barrel. If this board is in arm the reasoning would be to get barreled a lot, thus it doesn't go out often.. It is 6'4" x 20 1/4" x 2 1/2"
The runner up quiver pick is Michael Fraley's impressive group of mostly Christenson small wave speedsters. To read about Fraley's quiver click here.
To see all the quivers visit Korduroy's photo gallery on the Facebooks.
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