6'10" Andreini Vaquero surfgear

6'10" Andreini Vaquero surfgearMarc Andreini is on of California's most seasoned veteran board builders who was shaping and shredding during surfing's Transition Era and still continues to shape and shred boards derived from this significant period in surf history. Andreini's Vaquero model is one of his most popular designs as it is versatile and user friendly with a ticker and boxier rail foil in comparison to other displacement hull designs. This is a high speed, down the line

The bottom contour is lightly rolled in the nose and transitions to a spiral vee towards the fin

A moderate nose concave gives her more stability on the nose

Kris Hall is an extremely talented

This highly functional rendition of Lynch's boards during this time period relax some of the exaggerated design components of the late 60's to make for a more user friendly ride

This 1968 Rick Surfboards is truly a prime example of Evolution Era design and shaping

The rails are extremely foiled

The bottom contour starts out flat with a light roll and then transitions into a light spiral vee to vee out the tail

Reid Lingenfelter is the groovy dude behind Archaic Craft

full nose style outline

the L-Spoon rolls over onto its rail very gracefully for banking sweeping turns

7'6" x 22" x 2 5/8"

This is another Transition Era inspired shape so take a look at the excerpt from one of our favorite Transition Era films