Custom Surfboards: bonzers, duos, single fins & twin fins. Made in Widemouth Bay, Cornwall by Tim Stafford Surfboards
Tim Stafford Surfboards
Friday 27 July 2012
Wednesday 18 July 2012
Tuesday 17 July 2012
RRP
Red Resin Pinline: I love doing these.
Next a black one against the spray before the long tidy up with the blade
Monday 16 July 2012
Friday 13 July 2012
Give me shelter… EVO5
This board is actually now finished and will be on its way Italy on Monday… more pics to follow when the rain stops!
Thursday 12 July 2012
Wood down under
Grant and the boys up on the Gold Coast just keep making more an more beautiful boards! I am still trying to get a carbon/kevlar woodie FreakFish finished… maybe next month!
Check them out at http://www.woodensurfboards.blogspot.co.uk/
Wednesday 11 July 2012
Coming out…
…of the backyard… hopefully some of you will like some of the shapes so I can make some more.
Surfers Path advert in the 2012 Shapers Forum. Some think these “articles” are kind of like endorsements, but basically you pay you play.
Tuesday 10 July 2012
Monday 9 July 2012
Metallic copper bronze Atlantic POD
Sunday 8 July 2012
Outer Limits 2012 spray…
Friday 6 July 2012
Happy birthday Tim Elsner
Just has this pick from Tim celebrating his 63 birthday and still representing bonzers down Baha way on a 7’0 Campbell Bros. Happy Birthday Tim
Tuesday 3 July 2012
Sky tint on Outer Limits spiral-V Legacy
Well the cat is poking his head out of the bag… this is the first Outer Limits board in over 30 years. There wont be many, just 25 and all custom orders. Drop me an email if you are interested.
Full story on this collaboration coming soon.
Jason (glassing) used to work with Martin back when he was a young’un learning the ropes,so was stoked to be working on an Outer Limits. Jase threw up one dilemma though – fixed fin or box? Heart says fixed, head says box!
Monday 2 July 2012
No wonder…
I was showing my 3 1/2 year old daughter the latest Surfers Journal the other day and she really didn’t like the pictures… I would say “wow, you like that one?”, she would say “no!” “no!” – that was until she got to a picture of a girl surfing. She screamed with delight and said “that’s really good Daddy”.
In that instance I realised how gender biased surfing is, how at such a young age what she sees has such a profound impact on her engagement with what I love, wave riding.
So here is a picture of a long time friend of mine, “pickney gurl” Imani Wilmot, Jamaica. Check out more of her stuff at her Facebook page. Any media people reading this… if you want your daughters to surf… start giving them a bit more presence!