In the morning, I was Skype (free PC video calling) with my family in California.
I used the PC camera to show my family the inside and outside of the hotel.
The beach in Onjuku looks like this, and since it's small, the waves are good for long surfers.
Mayhem loves horses and apparently has a horse at home.
Mayhem checking out Shida's waves.
The waves are about waist high like this.
Decided to do some light surfing.
Mayhem takes out the rocket.
It's a massive 6'4".
Apparently they are testing a slightly diamond-shaped tail.
Before entering the shaping room, I bought lunch at a convenience store.
The slightly overweight Mayhem gulps down a bottle of Healthia tea in one go at a convenience store (before paying...)
When I entered the shaping room, the first thing I did was sand the tail of my 6'2" Monk.
The rocker has been strengthened to make it move more easily, and the shape has been redesigned to suit the small waves in Japan.
I'll laminate it again to prepare for the small waves that are coming up. (Thank you, Ohmi, for laminating it.)
This kind of trick is impossible only for a shaper. In fact, it was the first time I had seen someone do this, and I was impressed by the factory's dedication to research.
Hide, who ordered FIBERFLEX, came to see the shape.
If you have ordered FIBERFLEX and would like to see the shape,
Please contact us at info@luvsurf.co.jp. Mr. Nishii will guide you.
I shape Shin's board, a FIBERFLEX Monk Order.
It's so cool. FF Monk!
Apparently, FIBERFLEX shapes take twice as long as normal shapes.
After shaping, the powdery body is cleaned by blowing air over it.
Mayhem cannot make FIBERFLEX in the US, so if they were shaping FIBERFLEX,
He said he wanted to make two boards and take them home. Oumi was asked to get some foam.
At night on the hotel terrace
Mayhem was in a good mood after watching the fireworks display in Onjuku.
In the morning, I was Skype (free PC video calling) with my family in California.
I used the PC camera to show my family the inside and outside of the hotel.
The beach in Onjuku looks like this, and since it's small, the waves are good for long surfers.
Mayhem loves horses and apparently has a horse at home.
Mayhem checking out Shida's waves.
The waves are about waist high like this.
Decided to do some light surfing.
Mayhem takes out the rocket.
It's a massive 6'4".
Apparently they are testing a slightly diamond-shaped tail.
Before entering the shaping room, I bought lunch at a convenience store.
The slightly overweight Mayhem gulps down a bottle of Healthia tea in one go at a convenience store (before paying...)
When I entered the shaping room, the first thing I did was sand the tail of my 6'2" Monk.
The rocker has been strengthened to make it move more easily, and the shape has been redesigned to suit the small waves in Japan.
I'll laminate it again to prepare for the small waves that are coming up. (Thank you, Ohmi, for laminating it.)
This kind of trick is impossible only for a shaper. In fact, it was the first time I had seen someone do this, and I was impressed by the factory's dedication to research.
Hide, who ordered FIBERFLEX, came to see the shape.
If you have ordered FIBERFLEX and would like to see the shape,
Please contact us at info@luvsurf.co.jp. Mr. Nishii will guide you.
I shape Shin's board, a FIBERFLEX Monk Order.
It's so cool. FF Monk!
Apparently, FIBERFLEX shapes take twice as long as normal shapes.
After shaping, the powdery body is cleaned by blowing air over it.
Mayhem cannot make FIBERFLEX in the US, so if they were shaping FIBERFLEX,
He said he wanted to make two boards and take them home. Oumi was asked to get some foam.
At night on the hotel terrace
Mayhem was in a good mood after watching the fireworks display in Onjuku.
