Design Outline
Things Of Foam And Wood: Polyola Blanks
Polyola blanks are made from recycled materials and contain a wooden additive. Just don't call them yellow.
Champagne Glass: Callum and Sparrow
Callum's winning board was "solid but not magic" says shaper Adam 'Sparrow' Fletcher, adding, "just wait till the magic happens."
The Cut and Thrust of Swim Fins
They look ordinary enough, yet the swim fin has a history that stretches across time and place. Dan Dobbin dives in to find out more.
Get To The Point: Should Trailing Edges Be Sharp On Fins?
Sharp edges feel good, but dangerous, and they're often assumed to perform better, but is that really the case?
The Long History Of The Modern Twin
A long time ago, in a factory far, far away...
Dave Wood and the Railution
Foam is your friend, but fat rails aren't. Fortunately, Dave Wood has a solution.
Dale Wilson Revisits the Channel Cutter
The channel bottom master again toys with the technology that'll replace him.
Simon Jones: On shaping a twinny for Shippies
And why collaborations are the most powerful thing in the world.
What about the Bonzer?
As other designs get the hipster revival treatment, Steve Shearer wonders where art thou interest in the Campbell Brothers creation.
Parting the Water: Part 2 - Fin Shape
In this instalment, we look at how fin shape effects water flow and in turn how your board rides.
Parting the Water: Part 1 - Fin Placement
Singles, twins, Thrusters, Twinzers, quads, and even five fin Claws, each design rides differently and it's all to do with the number of fins.