YELLOWFOOT wooden surfboards: Fins

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Work

Summertime's there, so everybody wants his boards to be finished before holidays.

Benni working on a Minimalibu

Some Blanks waiting to be preoceeded

Flo putting the fin plugs into 'prainha'

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Jan's wooden yellowfoot-fins

all pics by Jan Jansen; shot on location in Indonesia (more pics 'read more')

The Company

YELLOWFOOT came to the art of shaping and crafting balsa surfboards during a three year stay in ecuador, the land of the balsa trees. Today, YELLOWFOOT balsa surfboards and paulownia alaias are handmade in the black forest, inspired by its natural surroundings and the background of traditional craftsmanship. With the passion and fascination for surfing and crafting balsa surfboards, YELLOWFOOT has grown into a big family of teamriders, photographers, soulsurfers, artists and friends. Experiencing nature’s playgrounds and sharing the pure joy of surfing are at the company’s heart.

Wooden surfboards are more than surfing history. Besides their ecological advantages, balsa surfboards offer a unique way of riding waves. They are strong and durable; every board is an individual piece of art. It has been always our vision to design and craft surfboards that match to the surfer and to the conditions they’re surfed in - for more waves and longer rides.

Find out more about the balsa surfboards, their riding characteristics and how they’re crafted on our homepage www.yellowfoot.de.

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Work

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Jan's wooden yellowfoot-fins