6’2″ x 19 1/8″ x 2 3/8″
Shaped by Malcolm Campbell. Airbrush by Peter St Pierre. Clean glass-job by Moonlight. Polished gloss deck and rails, wetsand gloss bottom for quality and speed.
Modern day refinements incorporated into the 1977 breakthrough design, read about the Bonzer Light Vehicle at Bonzer5.com.
7’6″ x 19 1/2″ x 3 1/4″
This board is the Dennis Murphy entry from the 2009 Sacred Craft Shape Off honoring Dick Brewer. Brewer signed and approved it. It’s at the shop if you want to touch it.
5'8" CI Biscuit with a flashy airbrush and polished gloss.
20 1/4" wide x 2 3/4" thick
6’4″ x 18 3/4″ x 2 3/8″
4/4 s-cloth. Airbrushed blue. Polished gloss. Bamboo side fins.
Shaped by Malcolm Campbell.
Yowza!
Two cleanly foiled 8’0″s for Surfy Surfy Surf Shop. Handshaped by old school guru Mike Slingerland in Encinitas. Coke bottle green and blue resin tints.
Surfy Surfy Surf Shop has settled into the niche market of providing people who like good surfboards with great surfboards. This here is an authentic Campbell Brothers Bonzer 5 fin shaped by Malcolm Campbell and glassed at Moonlight Glassing.
This is the Mini-Merk model, a refined 1980’s inspired shape. This one features the elevated wing or e-wing, which serves to leave the that nice Merk hip that allows wasy rotation on cutbacks but pulls in the tail for tighter turns and more control.
Be it science or magic, e-wings work insane, which is why we tolerate glassing and sanding these suckers.
The Mini-Merk has a mellow beak nose which Malcolm uses to fill out the volume cleanly. The rails are not blocky but are foiled out nicely. They feel good (you know when you pull a board off the rack and caress it’s rails and it just feels right? Yeah!)
And of course, the Bonzer fins and concaves work together as a complete advanced system for speed, flow and what I call surfing surfing. No wiggling, no flapping and no bogging allowed.
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