9'10" Liddle L-Spoon Cyber21

9'10" Liddle L-Spoon Cyber219'10" (Fin Included) Greg Liddle's L Spoon is heavily influenced by the Yater Spoon yet slimmed down and more foiled in traditional Liddle fashion. The outline of the L Spoon has the wide point set slightly lower than center with a pulled in nose and a moderately narrow squash tail that gives the outline a nice amount of curvature towards the bottom half. This convex bottom log has a rolled bottom all the way through the board with the contour

Light single to double concave and low rocker profile

synthetic routine obsolete

The rocker of the board is pretty flat with just a bit if lift in the nose and tail

Looking to test out one of Lovelace's Hulls

Lenny Foster

Allow Warren to demonstrate how these design features translate into an elegant yet performance oriented ride

It includes very low rocker and the Campbell brothers signature bonzer concaves

The bottom contour is slightly rolled in the nose

customized 2" balsa stringer

The Baby's outline is quite parallel with a pulled in nose tapering back to a wider square tail

this board was shaped in the Gaines Street San Diego Gordon & Smith Factory

is a man who appreciated the design theory behind convex bottom contours and knifey rails