Wind and Current from Sean Benik on Vimeo.
Found on Vimeo: A session-by-session look into a weeklong east coast road trip with Cody Thompson and Oliver Kurtz. Kicks off with some solid Jersey footage.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
East Coast road trip footage
Found on Vimeo: A session-by-session look into a weeklong east coast road trip with Cody Thompson and Oliver Kurtz. Kicks off with some solid Jersey footage.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Surf Contests and Events
Some contests and events you should know about:
Belmar Pro is going in Sept 17-19. Visit www.belmarpro.com for more info.
Kenny Tooker Memorial: Saturday 9/25. Registration starts at 7 a.m. - contest starts at 8 a.m. Entry forms are available at the Beach House or at the beach that morning (Karge street as usual). Food by Surf Taco, coffee by Rockin' Joe's and lots of raffle prizes - trophies to the winners - longboard and bodyboard - male and female div. All proceeds go the the Kenneth E. Tooker Memorial Scholarship Fund. Entry fee is $25 and includes a t-shirt.
Manasquan Classic: Date change to Sunday 9/26. Visit http://www.facebook.com/ManasquanClassicLongboard?ref=ts or http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=55 for more details.
And now for some Surfrider events:
Surf Bash! with Matt Costa - Saturday 9/18 at 4PM and doors for the show at 7:30PM
The first-ever Algonquin Arts Theatre Surf Bash will feature live entertainment, including concert headliner Matt Costa, surf artist Jay Alders, the Original Longboard Skate Team, & more.
More Info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=69
Volunteers Needed: Please contact Kate at Kate9cat@verizon.net
180° SOUTH - Film Showing - Saturday Night 9/25 at 8PM
The Asbury Park Film Initiative Presents 180° SOUTH at 8pm in the Paramount Theater - 1200 Ocean Avenue $10.00 - Post Screening Q&A with Timmy O''Neill and Jeff Johnson. More info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=70
COA Beach Sweeps on Saturday 10/23 9AM-12:30 PM. The JSC of the Surfrider Foundation will again be sponsoring the Deal (Philips Ave.) Beach location for the fall sweep. Please plan to come out and help clean up at Deal or your local break. More info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=45
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Belmar Pro is going in Sept 17-19. Visit www.belmarpro.com for more info.
Kenny Tooker Memorial: Saturday 9/25. Registration starts at 7 a.m. - contest starts at 8 a.m. Entry forms are available at the Beach House or at the beach that morning (Karge street as usual). Food by Surf Taco, coffee by Rockin' Joe's and lots of raffle prizes - trophies to the winners - longboard and bodyboard - male and female div. All proceeds go the the Kenneth E. Tooker Memorial Scholarship Fund. Entry fee is $25 and includes a t-shirt.
Manasquan Classic: Date change to Sunday 9/26. Visit http://www.facebook.com/ManasquanClassicLongboard?ref=ts or http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=55 for more details.
And now for some Surfrider events:
Surf Bash! with Matt Costa - Saturday 9/18 at 4PM and doors for the show at 7:30PM
The first-ever Algonquin Arts Theatre Surf Bash will feature live entertainment, including concert headliner Matt Costa, surf artist Jay Alders, the Original Longboard Skate Team, & more.
More Info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=69
Volunteers Needed: Please contact Kate at Kate9cat@verizon.net
180° SOUTH - Film Showing - Saturday Night 9/25 at 8PM
The Asbury Park Film Initiative Presents 180° SOUTH at 8pm in the Paramount Theater - 1200 Ocean Avenue $10.00 - Post Screening Q&A with Timmy O''Neill and Jeff Johnson. More info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=70
COA Beach Sweeps on Saturday 10/23 9AM-12:30 PM. The JSC of the Surfrider Foundation will again be sponsoring the Deal (Philips Ave.) Beach location for the fall sweep. Please plan to come out and help clean up at Deal or your local break. More info: http://www.surfriderjsc.org/events.asp?nid=45
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Quiver Downsizing: Boards for Sale
All boards located in Lavallette. Contact sak@eastcoastsurfer.com
6'10" x 20" x 2.5" Fly (Paul Baymore hand-shape, Glassed-off epoxy glassing). In very good+ condition. No dings or dents on bottom or rails, minimal denting on deck, one pro-repaired ding on tail that never took in water. Not a funshape- a shortboard-y outline with a round tail. Has traction and noseguard. Comes with JC1 fins and a leash, so it is the complete package and ready to go. $275.
5’10” …lost Round Nose Fish. No dings, a few minor dents on the deck. I bought this board advertised as a 5’8” sight-unseen, turns out it was actually a 5’10” which is a touch too big for my tastes. Pulled the dimensions, going to have my friend Rick at Gallery Surfboards re-scale it down a few inches, but gotta sell this one first. Comes with a set of new M5’s for $350. If you want to supercharge it, I can swap out a set of Carbon twin fins and small fiberglass trailer for an additional $25.
And finally, the 6’5” Bonzer. Moonlight glassing, rock-solid quality, absolutely zero dents on the bottom and only the slightest dimpling on the deck (we are talking really solid glassing here). No dings whatsoever except a spider-cracking on the rail near the tail that has been sealed.
Dimensions are not written on the board, but I am pretty sure they are 6'5" x 18 3/4" x 2 3/8" I do believe I can make out the serial number through the pigment, so if precise dimensions are needed, maybe the Campbell Brothers will have the info in their records.
The rails are quite foiled down by Campbell Bros. standards (most bonzers are too beefy for my likes), but still has plenty of float and paddle for my 6'0" 185-190 frame. Comes with 7" True Ames Bonzer fin. $400 FIRM.
6'10" x 20" x 2.5" Fly (Paul Baymore hand-shape, Glassed-off epoxy glassing). In very good+ condition. No dings or dents on bottom or rails, minimal denting on deck, one pro-repaired ding on tail that never took in water. Not a funshape- a shortboard-y outline with a round tail. Has traction and noseguard. Comes with JC1 fins and a leash, so it is the complete package and ready to go. $275.
5’10” …lost Round Nose Fish. No dings, a few minor dents on the deck. I bought this board advertised as a 5’8” sight-unseen, turns out it was actually a 5’10” which is a touch too big for my tastes. Pulled the dimensions, going to have my friend Rick at Gallery Surfboards re-scale it down a few inches, but gotta sell this one first. Comes with a set of new M5’s for $350. If you want to supercharge it, I can swap out a set of Carbon twin fins and small fiberglass trailer for an additional $25.
And finally, the 6’5” Bonzer. Moonlight glassing, rock-solid quality, absolutely zero dents on the bottom and only the slightest dimpling on the deck (we are talking really solid glassing here). No dings whatsoever except a spider-cracking on the rail near the tail that has been sealed.
Dimensions are not written on the board, but I am pretty sure they are 6'5" x 18 3/4" x 2 3/8" I do believe I can make out the serial number through the pigment, so if precise dimensions are needed, maybe the Campbell Brothers will have the info in their records.
The rails are quite foiled down by Campbell Bros. standards (most bonzers are too beefy for my likes), but still has plenty of float and paddle for my 6'0" 185-190 frame. Comes with 7" True Ames Bonzer fin. $400 FIRM.
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