Departed from Narita
Nishii is currently in San Clemente, California!
So today, I went to Lower Trestle to check the waves.
The waves were so flat that no one was surfing.
There are only people on the beach setting up the venue for the WCT event.
My partner this time is the PLACEBO/MAYHEM/FIBERFLEX 5'8" Scorcher.
I also have a SPEEDQUEST 5'2" with me.
It seems like you can't surf at LOWER Trestles,
I had no choice but to go to San Clemente Beach Break.
Somehow, the waves (chest-sized in Japan) were breaking,
Entering the water, the water temperature is high and you can surf in just board shorts.
After a few surfs we headed to Shape Factory where Mayhem was waiting!
Mayhem is the most popular brand in the US right now.
I shape every day and have the most orders in my career as a shaper.
Apparently, he is receiving calls from players outside the team for the WCT event starting next week.
Apparently he has even been asked to quickly shape a board, and has had to turn it down.
Even if I had to decline an order from a WCT player,
The Japan-exclusive RIPQUEST Parabolic Poly model will be completed in bulk this week, so it looks like more will be completed soon! (Make your reservation early!)
For lunch, we had Mexican food sold by bus in the industrial area of San Clemente.
I had it. It has a California feel to it.
This is Kolohe's broken "SCORCHR".
Even in the USA, this is apparently the number one model that LOST users want next.
I saw the AKU machine cutting the RIPQUEST parabolic POLY.
Mayhem checking.
Parabolic's center stringer can be cut in 20 minutes,
It takes an hour to do this, which is very time-consuming and labor-intensive, so productivity is poor.
I was grumbling...
The RIPQUEST parabolic POLY is shaped like this.
Cool shot of Mayhem!!!
This CALIFORNIA trip,
Starting soon, in San Diego,
ASR Trade Show and WCT events at Lower Trestles
We are planning to publish a report, so please look forward to it!
The waves are expected to get bigger starting tomorrow!
