Sportsknack is a board rental program that works like Netflix. You pay 10 bucks a month, and ride as many boards as you want as long as you want. I’d get started early though, before the boards get dinged up.
Hey wow, check out this video of GH I found on Mollusk's site.
- #I want one of these surfboard slings for those long walks to trestles.
- #A three six zero preformed on nothing more than a belly button. (How's the commentary brah!?!) Here's an erBB thread with more video from this contest at Sandy's Beach in Hawaii.
- #Ryan Heywood releases Bodysurf v3. Spot-Fucking-On and not a logo to be found. Makes me want to go get some with just my skin on.
- #Remember the press release, email and social media campaign quk put out when Julian Wilson pulled that sushi rollshit? O'niel and redbull have a clone of that machine rolling for Jordy's rodeo flip. Here's the video on Yahoo sports.
- #A new episode of Hi Shredability with Chris Christenson and Brad Gerlach riding Harleys and looking for waves in New York.
- #Awesome spot logos! Just don't ask where they are.
- #Reminds me of byrne, the heads, arcade fire... etc. You can get their album for a buck through July 4th.
- #Why couldn't these guys take the Cardiff reef sup crew with them? We could have all chipped in to make it possible.
- #The End Of The Road. Why we'll have no seafood left in 50 years. I ate my entire seafood quota for the year the other week in North Carolina.
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September 3rd, 2008 at 9:33 am
All popouts, all the time!
September 3rd, 2008 at 9:42 am
Actually there seem to be boards from Doc and a few others that seem to be PUPE.
September 3rd, 2008 at 2:14 pm
ha! those are just to sucker you in. Although I would like to try a firewire without buying one.
September 3rd, 2008 at 11:02 pm
Hi all from Sports Knack. We are getting local shapers in our quiver more and more every time. The concept is geared towards having a great selection of boards from both hand shaped and manufactured boards.
Becker, Surf Prescriptions (DOC), Kaysen (San Clemente), Costa Azul (Laguna Beach, Rod Greenup), Fury Surf and E3 are all home made in the USA. We as much as you, love the feeling of a hand shaped board, and it’s our goal to match our manufactured to hand shaped boards in The Endless Quiver 1 to 1.
But the truth is, if you can’t choose, and try them both (popouts vs hand shaped), how do you know why one over the other? Besides, maybe a hand baked in the USA Kaysen is great for me, but you rather ride a Surftech!
Also, a $12 fee applies per day. So $9.95 your membership + $12 per day you take out a board.
September 3rd, 2008 at 11:35 pm
The truth is, Popouts take money out of surfboard builder’s hands and put it into the pockets of corporations who are exploiting the people and environment of the countries they are built in.
Everyone knows they pay little Chinese and Indonesian kids in cigarettes to make Popouts.
September 4th, 2008 at 2:31 am
Much better just to go down to the beach and trade boards for a few rides with whoever is in the water that day. Most days in the water I don’t ride less than 3 different boards. Some suck some are beautiful.
Way cheaper too!
September 4th, 2008 at 6:53 am
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