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Shane
Stoneman Surfboards: |
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Abe
Toké Surfboards: Pronounced (TOW-KAY), Local Pro Surfer, and Master Shaper of the Tokè Surfboard. Top of the line custom boards from the Central Coast, and you will never meet a more fine and humble human being. |
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Tom
Wegener Surfboards: Legendary Surfer, Shaper Tom Wegener, a frequent presents in the Central Coast until the 90's, now resides in Australia shaping insane Wood boards. Tom's innovative life style was featured in the movie "Sprout". |
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Steve
Walden Surfboards; My tribe has been riding Waldens for years. Steve's family approach to surfing is something we don't see much locally. Well maybe Bill Burkes FallFest. |
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Jon
Wegener Surfboards Johnny Wegener, Tom's brother continues to support local events and can be seen here surfing in the FallFest. |
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Bill
Stewart Surfboards: Stewart continues to produce insane boards, I'm on my second one. Check- out Bill riding a blank in competition here!!! |
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Hawaiian
Pro Design Surf Boards by Donald Takayama, Aloha Donald, No need to say more. |
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AZ.HI,AZ.I.AM
Surf Shop: Corporate: 973 E. Foothill Blvd. |
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Morro Bay Surf Company: Located in North Moro Bay, a down to earth, major supporter of the local grommets, established talent and surf events. Look for MBSC to nurture and developer the young talent of the Central Coast. 2830 Main St |
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Wavelenghts Surf Shop A.K.A SBI: Locations in Morro Bay, Ah, Fresno and Bakersfield, Wavelenghts has sponsored the two major local surf contest on the Central Coast for years. The Fall Fest and The Big Bad and Ugly thanks wavelenghts for your generosity. |
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Walden
Surf Shop: STEVE WALDEN Known by many as the “Father of the Modern Longboard,” Steve Walden shaped his first surfboard in 1961, at age 13, and never looked back. Eight years later, the native Southern Californian opened his first board factory and store in Huntington Beach then moved to the North Shore of Oahu in 1972 where he made a name for himself as a prolific longboard shaper. While the rest of the surfing world was fixated on short single-fins, Walden continued to faithfully hone his longboard designs. Over the years he shaped for prestigious labels like Lightning Bolt, Local Motion, HIC, and Channel Islands, but it was always his own boards that set him apart. By the early 80s, Walden returned to California where he unveiled his wildly successful Magic Model with its radical rocker, down-turned rails, and super-fast Turbo Hull bottom contour. Steve operates a family orientated surf shop, catering to the entire family of surfers from 3 years to 93 years old. Thanks Steve!!! |
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JOSH KIMBALL: One year after graduating from U.C.S.B in 2001, Josh landed an internship at SURFER magazine, where he regularly interacted with many of the finest lensmen and writers in the business. Josh went on to have dozens of articles published in magazines including THE SURFERS PATH, THE SURFERS JOURNAL, SURFER, and TRANSWORLD SURF, and many of his images have also appeared in other national and international magazines, books, catalogs, calendars and websites. Josh is a local CayUcan and one of the nices people you could ever meet. | |||
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MICHAEL JONES: Exterme Sportsman
and Photographer, Mike found his calling in music and the surf
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