an approachable log with a shallow nose concave and thin foil
The foil of the rail is more forgiving than some of Liddle's other models as it maintains more thickness and as a tucked edge that begins a the top of the fin box and extends out the tail
This sled is complete with an abstract resin marbling
Bowls are arguably one of the most popular midlengths out there currently and it's for a good reason
Knost's approach is very unique which he pairs nicely with boards that he builds himself
6'9" Andreini Special K Used an approachable log with aLegendary shaper, Marc Andreini, developed the Special K model for one of surfing's most notable displacement hull figures, Kirk Putnam, one of Andreini's close friends. Although Putnam, being a Liddle guy, is a man who appreciated the design theory behind convex bottom contours and knifey rails, the Special K has a hard edged, boxy rail foil with a bottom contour that starts with a gentle roll that transitions into a single concave and a predominant