Showing posts with label Egg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egg. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Video Clip - 6'11 DC Double Ender in Clean California Surf by David Carpio


Small clean waves and Cale's  6'11 DC Double Ender. Shot and edited by David Carpio . I love watching how these boards gently displace water in trim.

Saturday, May 24, 2014

New Stock Driftwood Caravan Surfboards Available 5/24/2014


 I just picked up a fresh batch of boards from Aloha this morning. This week we have a 6'2 Driftwood Stubby tri-plane displacement hull, a 7'6 DC Double Ender and a 7'11 DC Vee 2.0  Please Check out the New Boards Page for pictures, pricing and details.

For a list of stock boards in production and custom orders,  email info@driftwoodcaravan.com or call 562.221.9340. Worldwide Shipping Available. Cash or Credit Card Accepted. 

Friday, May 2, 2014

Video Profile - The 6'11 DC Double Ender


The first video on the Driftwood Caravan Surfboards YouTube channel shows multiple angles of a 6'11 DC Double Ender. Outline, Rocker and foil in just under a minute.

Saturday, March 29, 2014

7'10 DC Double Ender for Aaron Mirsky

Here's Aaron Mirsky's 7'10 DC Double Ender fresh out of glass at Aloha.  This board features low nose and tail rocker for easy paddle, single to double concave and finely foiled rail profile from nose to tail. Everyone needs a good mid-length in their quiver. This shape is great for the small days when you dont want to ride a log but you do want to trim your brains out. The  bottom contours and the foil help you stick to steep faces on those bigger days too.


Wednesday, March 19, 2014

The DC Double Ender

Meet the DC Double Ender. This is an updated version of one of my more popular shapes. I updated the rocker making it a tad lower. The tails are finely foiled and on the bottom, the single concave starts forward to blend smoothly into double concave out the tail. Always best when ridden as a single fin but 2+1 is also an option. The full outline allows for easy paddle and maximum trim in almost any conditions.


I prefer this board as short as 5'10 to lengths over 8'.

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

The DC Speed Egg

This ones for my friend J.Dunne. It's a variation of the Hot Rod Egg I've been making.


Double Ender outline with a rolled entry into vee out a fuller pinned tail. 

 

 Mild step deck with a finely foiled rail.