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6'5" x 22" x 2.5" single fin Clay Bennett Magic Flying Saucer. it's basically a longboard with the nose lopped off.. Real eggy with decent nose rocker for steeper takes offs.. Floaty with a really thick glass job, this board will catch anything and coasts through weaker sections.. Fun board for beginner or for someone looking for something a little different. I have something similar already so have to let this one go to make room in the quiver. The board is in great shape.. Kept inside and clean, only ridden about 10 times... Scroll down to see all the pics below and hit me up with any questions or if you want to have a look.

black cat says this board must go!
cleaned up and polished... looking good!


check out that tie die on the bottom.. water bong not included
minor scratches... no worries though.. can sand and buff them out.. super thick glass job

It takes a while to load the first time.. and then you have to sign up and the english translation is piss poor.. But once you are in, there are a ton of spots like Jaws and Puerto Escondido to surf.. It's not Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer or anything but still enough to get a little stoke if you are stuck in front of the computer..Check it out

youriding.com

Anyone know of any other surf games out there?

All of the auction proceeds will go to SurfAid International, who has set up the Mentawai Earthquake Appeal to provide relief to the people of the Mentawai Islands.

Ebay auction to bid on Surf Expo booth

The surf film has been an integral part of the surfing experience for over five decades. And whether it's a VFW Hall stop on a film tour, with the filmmaker narrating, or throwing the DVD into your laptop on a flight to Bali, it still remains the best medium of stoke.

For over a year, Cardiff, CA surfer Steve Lawrence documented the lives of four professional surfers for the electrifying epic Down the Barrel, ESPN's first full-length surf feature. He lived, traveled, filmed, surfed, ate, and rapped with them, capturing their relationship with the sport from tense competition situations to their inspiration and free form philosophizing. Check out the trailer