
Dennet of Evil Goods and I cooked this up. It was without doubt the most fondled
board at Sacred Craft in Santa Cruz.
Yes, it's a rider, not just a looker.

Meet the Batwing

This brat is a genuine displacement hull, with the rocker patterned after Jaws, but with more
thickness. 6'0 x 24" x 2 7/8"

Holy crap
ReplyDeleteDefinitely need more info
And can you get count chocula painted on it?
Dude! Count Chocula, in a compromising position with a porn queen, for the price of feedback...
ReplyDeleteSo far; a genuine Rider: excellent trim line selection, a bit iffy on the bottom turn, no real resistance to re-direction on the wave face, within hull reason.
In short, a typical hull, but faster, and more unforgiving on how you re-direct than curvier-templated hulls. Kinda like Jaws, with a Kink. BJ
hahahahahaahaha! what a piece of shit! i gotta have one...beeg, i actually made a wood paipo version a few weeks ago...same kinda problems and pro's. must be the outline, having that corner way up there, it does ride better backwards.
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