Showing posts with label Lost Surf Shack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lost Surf Shack. Show all posts

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Outer Banks Move!!!

So a lot has been happening in life, so much that I haven't had time to blog in the past month. The big news is WE ARE MOVING!! We are moving the the Outer Banks and we are really excited about building boards and raising our family on the islands. We will continue to develop our ecocraft boards that everyone has been liking so much and I still have that hollow recycled board project that I will be working on.

We have passed the ding repair side of the business on to Dylan who has been working with me and learning the ropes for a couple years. You can drop your boards off at Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg and be assured that Dylan will treat your board right.

Outer Banks Sunrise (not sure who took this but it sure is pretty)
I have set up a little shop on my parents property and I plan to come back to Northern California and fill orders a couple times a year. I have just finished up a ten board glassing order for JK Surfboards and this weekend I will be glassing a few more of my own custom orders which I will be sure to post pictures of. Then we will be getting on a plane and flying to our new adventure. To all our friends on the East Coast, be sure to come out the Outer Banks and check us out whenever you can, and to our west coast friends we will be back to visit soon. Jake

Monday, October 8, 2012

LSS Stock


I dropped this board off at the Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg last week. It measures 7'1"x 21 3/8 x 3 and would be perfect for stepping down from a long board but it has the performance to make a great Big Boy short board. Go get it while it's hot. Jake

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Shape Du Jour





This one will be available at Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg in the coming weeks. Keep an eye out for it, Jake

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

A Couple Fun Ones



Finished these funboards up yesterday a 7'2" and a 7'3" they are great learning boards but could be ridden at all levels in small to average size surf. They will be available at Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg as soon as I can get some glass on them and shine em' up real nice. Jake

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Spring Board




Materials that went into this board are Made in California
Spring is in the air around here, birds a chirping, the wind is blowing out of the north west and boards are getting finished. I completed this one yesterday and It is at the Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg if you want to check it out. It has a beautiful cedar stringer and blue and green foam stain bands. In case you are noticing a pattern, I really like blue and green, on the next board maybe i will branch out and put some red on it. If you want one board to catch waves in all conditions then look no further.  Jake

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Senior Fishes

I met a kid named Julian a while back while I was working at Lost Surf Shack. He came in recently talking about his senior project and how what he really want to do was build a surfboard. He was bummed because he didn't think he would be able to. My boss Kris quickly came up with a plan to sponsor him and asked me if i would work with him. This is the start to his fish. Stoked. 
Jake