7'0" Campbell Brothers Russ Short Used7'0" x 20" x 2 3 4" The original three fin bonzer was developed by the Campbell Brothers (Malcolm and Duncan Campbell) in December of 1970, the design was way ahead of its time and the Campbell Brothers had to wait for the rest of the surfing population to catch up to their progressive new boards. The Russ Short model is the quintessential 70's bonzer with boxy, hard edged rails, wide point forward, beak nose, narrow tail, and deep bonzer concave. The
Front zip for easy entry and exit
The rail foil starts turned up in the nose
The rolled bottom contours keep it moving rail to rail easily but the thicker rail keeps transitioning into and out of turns easy and intuitive
The bottom contour is rolled in the nose and transitions into a rolled vee out the tail
7'2" x 19" Nose x 22 1/2" x 15" Tail x 3"
The SOS is glassed light and has a three quarter volan deck patch
The bottom contour exhibits a gently rolled hull entry that tapers into a rolled vee that reaches its apex just above the fin box before softening out towards the tail
empowerment
He can shred and shape a wide variety of boards from shortboards to mid lengths to logs
Trimcraft Rich Fish hand shaped by Michael Arenal perfect for tasteful shredding
Warren's Swallowed Soap model is a Mini-Simmons derivative that is fast
and rolls turns off the tail really well while the turned up rails in the tail hold water and help to stabilize noserides for a well rounded ride from nose to tail
