9'4" Kris Hall Daily Cup body what we'd do to time

what we'd do to time travel back to those days in surfing's Transition Era to hear Andreini and MP discuss the intricacies of surfboard design

Stepanek developed asymmetrical fishes that take attributes from surfboard design theory that play to the strengths and weaknesses humans anatomy

and a little more width in the tail than you generally see in Liddle's models accompanied by a rounded squash tail

Studies of color show its ability to stimulate different emotional responses depending on the frequency of color perceived

pointed nose and pin tail that is accentuated by the board being rather narrow overall and thus making the board appear longer

9'4" Kris Hall Daily Cup body what we'd do to timeKris Hall is an extremely talented, young, surfer and shaper who has been showing some pretty incredible talents in both fields. Based out of Los Angeles's South Bay, Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log. This particular log from Kris offers a traditional noserider outline, boxy rails, a rolled bottom, and a healthy amount of tail and nose rocker to make up for no nose concave. *No Fin Included Domestic