this is cool and looks fun. i am in the same boat, whats really the big deal when a dude like danny kim was doing this on a boog years ago? why not just do it on a boogie?
do you think the whole finless movement would be getting as much attention if burchy was doing this on a sponge? just a thought...
the interesting thing are the tests done in 1945...see book page post. this is a basic planing form. i interviewed Morey and asked him if he had seen the book, he had not. so, we are exploring a form straight out of the book from '45, a book Simmons used to design his boards. So...thats were the context of this falls. its not about who rips hardest standing on a "boog"...its not about ripping hard at all, in fact. comprendes?
Shows that surf crafts work in the most basic of form.
ReplyDeleteDoes the name Danny Kim ring a bell with anyone out there? Might have to dust of the old body board.
ReplyDeleteDanny Kim. Hawaii. Stands on a "bodyboard" and f'ckin shreds.
ReplyDeletethis is cool and looks fun. i am in the same boat, whats really the big deal when a dude like danny kim was doing this on a boog years ago? why not just do it on a boogie?
ReplyDeletedo you think the whole finless movement would be getting as much attention if burchy was doing this on a sponge? just a thought...
the interesting thing are the tests done
ReplyDeletein 1945...see book page post.
this is a basic planing form.
i interviewed Morey and asked him
if he had seen the book, he had not.
so, we are exploring a form straight
out of the book from '45, a book
Simmons used to design his boards.
So...thats were the context of this falls.
its not about who rips hardest standing
on a "boog"...its not about ripping hard at all,
in fact. comprendes?