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I’ve been following Malwitz Custom shapes from his beginning. It started as a way to watch the east coast scene and the backyard scene grow at the same time. I really couldn’t believe that surfing had spread so far and wide, that backyarders were popping up in major cities with intimidating routes to the beach. Fast forward to today and the duder’s shapes are looking really straight and he’s moved on to harder game, like hollow wooden rides. All I can say is “wow” and keep blogging & shaping brody.

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