Preserving Surf Culture
After 25 years of accumulating surf stuff, Graeme Langford decided to sell off a part of his collection including vintage surfboards, mags, posters and other memorabilia on his website, here is … Continue Reading Graeme Langford / Valla
Spider Murphy is shaping boards for over a 55 year period, he has developed a consultative style that brings out the best from some of the world’s most innovative surfers. … Continue Reading Spider Murphy / Durban
Wayne Winchester has been making, collecting and restoring surfboards since 1972. He is widely regarded as a master craftsman in vintage surfboard restoration and operates his current business on the … Continue Reading Wayne Winchester / Western Australia
Joe Hobson is not only the founder of Star Surf Camps and Mango Surfing, he is also an avid board collector from UK – here he is! Who are you? … Continue Reading Joe Hobson / Plymouth
More than 40 years of shaping experience. Günther Rohn shaped and shapes for the best of the best: from Sunny Garcia, till Curren, Pottz – just to name a few. … Continue Reading Günther Rohn / Ballina
Tobin started collecting 4 years ago attempting to regain the boards he began surfing with – 100 boards later at least he located the board… Who are you? Where are … Continue Reading Tobin Innes / Gold Coast
Simon Anderson belongs to the generation of contest surfers, who shaped their own surfboards… In 1980, in search of more hold in small waves, he laminated a middle fin and … Continue Reading Simon Anderson / Newport
Growing up in Southern California in a surfboard builder family, his way to a shaper was predertimated. Timmy shaped legendary boards for Matt Archbold, Christian Fletcher amongst others… Who are … Continue Reading Timmy Patterson / San Clemente
After only 4 years of collecting, Ken Lewis from Tasmania has put together a large collection of vintage surfboards – wow! Who are you? Where are you living? Ken Lewis, … Continue Reading Ken Lewis / Tasmania