7'6" Surfboards Australia 1969 3A Round Tail (Used) surfgear This is perhaps the most

This is perhaps the most rippable displacement hull / egg hybrid we've ever ridden

You can see the major influence that Transition Era boards of 1966/67 had on Kegel with this model

This board features two gold leaf paintings by SupaKitch done on rice paper and glassed underneath bronze flake resin work by Son of Cobra

the tail has more of a tucked trailing edge for added drive

The valley of the s-deck is reached in the top third of the board as it converges with the slope of the nose rocker to begin its incline towards the end of the nose

7'6" Surfboards Australia 1969 3A Round Tail (Used) surfgear This is perhaps the mostSurfboards Australia was actually established in the US in 1969, this board was shaped in the Gaines Street San Diego Gordon & Smith Factory. Floyd Smith who ran the Australian leg of G&S went back to San Diego in 1968 to sort out business with Larry Gordon after establishing G&S Australia in 1965 and was making sleds all the way up until 1983. After Nat Young won the World Surfing Championships in 1966 on his Magic Sam in San Diego, focus on board