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RabbitsFoot

Surfboards · Other · Santa Barbara, California

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I don't know how many times we get to see surfing redefined in our lifetimes, but the finless movement has done that for me and many many others. The Rabbitsfoot design came into my life via a legendary surfer and creative, Dan Malloy, in late 2011. Finless/Friction Free surfing wasn't totally new, but it had begun captivating the minds of some of the world's best surfers. He had made a couple variations of this thing he called the Rabbit's Foot, and been tinkering with this wacky outline/bottom contour idea. He offered me the opportunity to give the concept a shot and brought over a broken board he had been riding, which seemed like a good candidate.

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