7'2" Liddle GP shoes Floyd Smith who ran the

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

synthetic routine obsolete

Simple doesn't always necessarily mean that it's not good

and finished all by Son Of Cobra shaper

The bottom contour is completely convex starting with a light roll in the nose that transitions into a deeper belly before coming to a rolled vee towards the fin and flattening back out as it approaches the tail

7'2" Liddle GP shoes Floyd Smith who ran the7'2" x 19" Nose x 22 1 2" x 15" Tail x 3" This is the way that Greg Liddle shaped his personal hulls! The sweeping s deck gradually builds thicker starting from the tail up through the back third of the board then slowly leveling out as the inflection point of the curve aligns with the forward wide point. The valley of the s deck is reached in the top quarter of the board as it converges with the slope of the nose rocker to begin its incline towards