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was the trusty board ridden by Nat Young in the 1966 World Surfing Championships held in San Diego
50/50 mid way through the board
A couple waves from Bob Evan's 1968 film
These boards are thin but have somewhat of a boxy rail foil in comparison to Kegel's knifey blades he's know for
Plenty of foam is kept in the rails to combat the "sticky" feeling that many hulls have
7'6" Andreini Vaquero Used was the trusty board riddenMarc Andreini is on of California's most seasoned veteran board builders who was shaping and shredding during surfing's Transition Era and still continues to shape and shred boards derived from this significant period in surf history. Andreini's Vaquero model is one of his most popular designs as it is versatile and user friendly with a ticker and boxier rail foil in comparison to other displacement hull designs. This is a high speed, down the line