9’6” Grant Noble FG swim The 1967 surf film titled
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
The 1967 surf film titled "The Hot Generation" by Paul Witzig documented the short lived popularity of one of the most physically and metaphorically pivotal board designs of surfing's Evolution Era
The speed and lift oriented bottom contour is balanced by the deck and rail foil to create a nuanced hold that delivers tight radius turns in steep and critical parts of the wave
Troy Elmore's Sam's Club is his rendition of Nat Young's infamous "Magic Sam
Constructed from cone 10 porcelain - fired extra hot
Straps are wide set
9’6” Grant Noble FG swim The 1967 surf film titled9'6" x 23" 2 7 8" Grant Noble is one of the most talented up and coming surfer shapers that Newport and Costa Mesa has seen in a long time. His FG model is an excellent all around longboard for those looking to get their hotdogging on. The outline is wide with the widest point set slightly back from center and tapering into a square tail. The bottom contours start with a healthy dose of concave then tapering to flat towards the middle and finishing