Fluid Boards

These boards were the straglers that I couldn't finish from the Cincy batch. These babies were built on my wonderfully huge 3' x 6' 2nd story apartment balcony. Not an easy task, but I made it happen.

All graphics on these three were hand painted, instead of vinyl graphics that I used on all the other boards. I couldn't tell you how many hours the Marz Ripz board took to complete. But I'm really happy with the way it turned out, as well as the other two in the batch. Totally worth all the time!

These boards were built in the summer of 2013. I was in sort of a transisionary phase. I was living with my parents for the first time since high school. I was gathering up as many funds as I could for my next adventure. So I decided to make a big batch of boards to raise some doe. I had made promised to build boards for some friends and family throughout the years. But due to various living arangements and spacial restrictions I wasn't able to fullfill the promises in as timely a matter as I would have liked. I set up a mobile workshop in my dad's driveway with just an ez-up, a few tools and a boom box and banged out these bad boys.

Just posted a few more shapes ya'll. Check'em out!

These are some shapes that I have designed, but If you find a design you really like then I'll try to replicate as best as I can.

These are some shapes that I have designed, but If you find a design you really like then I'll try to replicate as best as I can.

Here is a reference that better explains the different shapes for different riding styles. Remember this is just a reference and that many different shapes can be used for a variety of riding styles.

Board shapes and its uses » Blog Archive » Longboard Girls Crew It might be overwhelming for a beginner the wide range of board shapes and styles available. That's why we thought that getting some basic information about

To all who ordered a board in the last week, the blanks are in!!! And I only have a couple more weeks in Indiana so I wanna get shaping these ASAP! I posted a few concept designs that I worked up, so check those out! Get at me if you haven't already so we get these boards working!

These boards were created while I was living in a small shed of a house with 3 of my closest friends. When we moved in we discovered a few birds that had set up shop during the vacant months. The Birdhouse was born. Located at milepost 15.5 on the beautiful sandy beaches of Nags Head, North Carolina.

The OBX has rich history of skating culture. Though most of old parks are now shut down or destroyed, the scene lives on. And trust me there are still plenty of spots to be enjoyed. You just have to know the right people, of course.

My buddy Dave and I wanted some decks derived from the old school pool decks of the past. The decks that the OBX skate culture was built on. Out came these bad boys.

All of the boards are colored with various stains and vinyl graphics. A silica sand based grip is used for the top of the boards to show wood grain. Grip tape can absolutely be added if needed. All colors are relative and can be changed to personal choice. These are just some colorways that I really enjoyed!

To all those who wanted a board before I leave for Austin, I've posted some shapes. Let me know what you want by tomorrow. If you don't the shape you want let me know and I work you up something. Graphics to come!