9'2" Liddle L-Spoon (Used) face

9'2" Liddle L-Spoon (Used) faceGreg Liddle's L Spoon is heavily influenced by the Yater Spoon yet slimmed down and more foiled in traditional Liddle fashion. The outline of the L Spoon has the wide point set slightly lower than center with a pulled in nose and a moderately narrow squash tail that gives the outline a nice amount of curvature towards the bottom half. This convex bottom log has a rolled bottom all the way through the board with the contour flattening out towards the

The outline has the wide point pushed way up front and tapers pretty quickly into a pulled in rounded square tail

Son of Cobra incorporated gold flakes into a white opaque resin to give the resin work a unique

This sled is complete with an abstract resin marbling

Marc Andreini is one of California's most seasoned veteran board builders who was shaping and shredding during surfing's Transition Era and still continues to shape and shred boards derived from this significant period in surf history

The rocker profile abides by the classic 70's style with a low tail rocker and a little more flip in the nose

Surfboards Australia was actually established in the US in 1969

The bottom contour exhibits a gently rolled hull entry that tapers into a rolled vee that reaches its apex just above the fin box before softening out towards the tail

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Kevin Brennan

it's outline is what you'd expect from a performance oriented fish

6'8" x 22 3/8" 18" Nose 15 3/4" Tail x 3" (Fin included)