Allot of time blogs are used to sell a board, And that is cool. But I put a photo of a board that I plan to keep. The board is 10'-6". I love to ride this board when it is small and when you just want to trim. I have also rode some fair size as well which takes on a whole different dimension. Oh and that there is no labels or decals which makes it seem timeless. Surf On!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Matt Albers has recently had hip replacement surgery. The photo above is Matt before the operation at Church's. Below are his new Bionic parts. The good news is that Matt is already back paddling on his board 3 weeks after the surgery. Its only a matter of time that Matt putts his quiver as shown below back to use. Shaka Kahn Matt.
This is why we go on surf trips , warm water and waves. A good friend of mine Andrew Jeffs at Tavi.
Robin Kegal 22 year old shaper/surfer of outdated Creme label. Robin photo above riding a board shaped by Bob O of the Boss fame.
Today is the last day of Winter. It made me think of the lack of storm swells and fickle spots that only break on the rare occasions. The above photo is from last year at the CDM Harbor entrance finger jetty. Last year at this time we had record rain fall and terrible urban runoff. This year we had record rain fall (Lack Of ) . What will next winter bring? I guess that is one of the things that keeps keeps surfing so interesting.
Richard Wolcot Volcom founder and CEO and rippimg surfer
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