Saturday, November 10, 2012

EP's Custom Plover





A while back, EP caught a few waves on a borrowed Plover from one of our buddies. In the short while that he was on the board, we watched him carve beautiful turns, hit the lip with ease and fluidity, and fly across sections that others were forced to kick out of. Needless to say, we were floored by how well the board was working under his feet. He was sold and so were we. To customize his Plover, he opted to ditch the baby swallow and go with an arc tail instead. Also, we rounded out the nose to make it look a little more classic. The resulting Plover is thing of beauty. We can't wait to get this board wet! Dims are 5'4 1/2" x 22 1/2" x 2 3/4".

Just like EP's board, we're happy to customize any aspect of your board to your desire. If you're interested in learning what a custom board can do for you, feel free to email me at migrationsurf@gmail.com. Thanks for stopping by!

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Boards En Route to TCSS





Two more beautiful HP longboards are currently en route to Third Coast Surf Shop. The green one is a 9'0" x 22 1/2" x 2 15/16" and the blue one is a 9'6" x 22 3/4" x 3 1/8". Get there and check them out for yourself. Ride a better board and take your surfing to the next level!

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Proper Loggin'


 EP finding a comfortable perch on his custom step deck Crane and winning the Big Chill Out at Linda Mar earlier this month. Yeah buddy!!!

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Performance Longboard

If you know my style of surfing and shaping, you know that performance longboarding isn't really my gig. I'd much rather be cross-stepping on a singlefin log when I'm riding a longboard. With that said, this custom performance longboard came out pretty exceptional, and even got me dreaming of big carves and floaters in some solid surf. 9'3" x 22 1/2" x 3". Migrating to Chicago as we speak!

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Pure (MI)gration

Pure (MI)gration. Photo: Keenan May
Rod from Sleeping Bear Surf and Kayak putting the Grebe through it's paces on a nice little freshwater peeler. Photo: Keenan May
How quick the time has gone! It was a great (and HOT) summer back on the Great Lakes. We saw lots of people, made some new friends, reconnected with some old ones, did some networking, and dreamed up some sweet sleds for freshwater sliding! Oh, and we definitely got our share of freshwater waves, which is always a good thing. It's clear that the surf scene on the Great Lakes is as vibrant as ever, and we are proud to be serving up great boards for Great Lakes surfers.

While our time in MI was wonderful, we are excited to be back in action in CA. We have several custom boards lined up and we are sending two more performance longboards (a 9'0" and a 9'6") to Third Coast Surf Shop for the fall season. Be looking for them by the end of September! In addition to shaping, we are eager to get back into the salt water, and are stoked that there is a solid south swell ready to hit just in time for the Labor Day weekend. See you all out there!

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Monday, July 23, 2012

Clean. Classic. Crane.



In a break from my normal resin craziness, this board deserved something much more classic. Clear volan cutlap w/ a resin panel in the step deck. That is all. I think it highlights the wedge stringer and redwood tailblock nicely. The ride reports are coming in VERY positive on this one. Thanks to the quality folks at the Santa Cruz Board Builders Guild for finishing this one out for me.