7'4" Bob McTavish Plastic Machine kitchen

7'4" Bob McTavish Plastic Machine kitchen7'4" Widely considered to be the Most Influential Shaper of All Time, Bob McTavish is responsible much of the evolution of surfboard design from the mid sixties even to today. The Plastic Machine is the original vee bottom design from way back in 1967. This board is a hand shaped piece of art, made by Bob himself. The design features a wide outline that maintains its width through much of the board. It has a slightly pulled in and pointed nose that is

The final product resembles the bottom half of an extremely thin foiled Paul Gross hull that Lovelace has been dreaming of replicating for decades

channeled inspiration from The Hot Generation's style and uniquely drawn lines to create a more refined Vee Bottom that possesses the versatility of a single board quiver

Conversely

8 inch Greenough Power Blade

It features a stretched fish outline withe the widepoint up in the front third and a pulled in

Morning of the Earth

An adjustable triangle top that can worn as small or large as you prefer

coupled with the Malibu's chamfered rail makes the design want to sit high and tight in the pocket

The Mini Bonzer Light Vehicle is our go to rippable egg

A considered design meant to spend hours comfortably in the water

including Barbara Buhler Lynes

These shirts are a perfect match for jeans and shorts and make you feel like you're in the 50s with a “who-cares-about-an-outfit