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8’0″ GWAT

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By Surfy SurfyJuly 6, 20126 Comments

Look, it's a 8'0" GWAT! Which is pretty big for a GWAT which is like a longboard, but smaller (if ...

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GWAT Case Study guy takayama personal

Case Study Surfy Surfboard #1

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By Surfy SurfyJune 28, 201228 Comments

Part 1 of new series on essential Case Study surfboards that make up the Surfy Surfy quiver. Case Study #1: The ...

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GWAT guy takayama custom surfboard

Return of the Guy Takayama “GWAT”

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By Surfy SurfyOctober 18, 20118 Comments

Throughout the first decade of the 2000's Guy Takayama was shaping these incredible surfboards called "GWATS". Ranging from 6'6" to ...

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