7'4" Tanner Hull (Used) costamesaceramics

7'4" Tanner Hull (Used) costamesaceramics7'4" Shaped by Tanner Prairie of Costa Mesa, this board is a nod to the displacement hulls of the late 1960s. The outline is very similar to the displacement sleds of that era, however, the nose and tail are slightly more pulled in, making for better maneuverability from the front half of the board. The rails are also moderately altered from the classic foil of displacement hulls; they are a tad fuller allowing for full rail engagement but also more

a stubby nose

Their Bumblebee model is our go to rippable short board style bonzer

9'5" x 22 7/8" x 2 7/8"

This specific Playdate has a one inch thick balsa stringer with a super groovy neon glue line

but does not shy away from tight maneuvers in the pocket

diamond tail

Includes honeycomb bonzer side bites pictured

15" 26" 12" L 30" - 34" 15" 26" 12

focus on board design shifted from the Californians to the Australians and the Transition Era was took off at a rocketing pace soon after

but are a great compromise between less forgiving hulls and full-railed egg shapes

which transitions into a double concave that flattens out at the finbox into a single concave exit

and blended smoothly