HB Demo was held yesterday on Saturday June/ 13. Waves were head high and pretty fun, but a little walled on the South swell. There wasn’t as many people as I expected for a Sunny Day in Huntington, But the demo was crowded all day and people were trying 2-4 boards and trying to figure out what’s the right one. We were sending guys up the street to the Shops HSS and Jacks to see their Selection after they found out what was the right board for them. Good Feedback on the Rookie and the Robber this day. People were tripping on how fast the Robber was. That Guy Pierre showed up looking for Kelly again. He was Super stoked on Rich’s Laker colored Board. Next Demo is in El Porto next weekend June 20 .
See you there.
Demo Dudes
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Come join us down at Oceanside Pier this Saturday May 30 from 9am to 1pm. Pick from over 40 new models to ride, don’t forget you ID. Check www.cisurfboards.com for details.
After you check this video out, come to the Oceanside CI Demo and try one of Kelly’s boards for yourself, and see if they work for you !
Channel Islands demo days are back! Come join Taylor Knox, Benji Weatherly , and Kalani Robb down at Ponto beach in San Diego this Saturday May 23 from 9 to 1 . Pick from over 40 new models to ride, don’t forget you ID. Check www.cisurfboards.com for details.
May 23.
Ponto Demo, Froth Factor 10. By 11 am all the 40 demo boards were out in the water. The waves were pretty small but there was a few fun ones it looked like. Taylor Knox was out there dropping in on people and getting ready for Brazil. Benji was out there on a Pod paddling with one arm. ( He injured his Shoulder a week ago in OZ ) . based on the feedback from the biscuit /Fiscuit/ Robber we should just have the Demo Van filled with those things. Actually there was great feedback on almost all the new boards. People were stoked to be able to figure out what size board to get in a specific model. good day for sure.
Oceanside Pier next Saturday(May 30th)…
See you there
Demo Dudes
Sports Illustrated writer Gary Smith recently penned an insightful psychological sketch of nine-time World Champion Robert Kelly Slater. If you’re a fan Slater’s or a fan of pro surfing, Smith’s article is a great read, posing the question:Why does Kelly Slater surf? Gary Smith follows the champ’s own self-excavation of this question, one that lingered in Slater’s head as he struggled with “letting go.”
