9'6" Kris Hall Prototype (Used) Textile

9'6" Kris Hall Prototype (Used) Textile9'6" Prototype Kris Hall is an extremely talented, young, surfer and shaper who has been showing some pretty incredible talents in both fields. Based out of Los Angeles's South Bay, Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log. This prototype longboard from Kris includes a wider outline meant to give a stable feel while walking up and down the board. The bottom contour begins with a good amount of concave that

The bottom contour could not be more different

the Trym has a pretty mellow combination of contours: slight belly to rolled vee to flat

the bottom contour in conjunction with the pulled in round pin tail allows for a ton of hold especially in more critical parts of the wave

Stepanek developed asymmetrical fishes that take attributes from surfboard design theory that play to the strengths and weaknesses humans anatomy

Elmore has been shaping some beautiful vee bottoms and surfing phenomenally on them

5'10" x 19 3/4" x 2 7/16"

9'0" x 23" x 3 1/8"

From nose to tail the bottom contour is rolled for maximum convex effects

Fully lined with 2-way stretch

the 5 fin bonzer was developed and joined the ranks of the three fin bonzer as a design that was too ahead of it's time for the majority

empowerment

They stuck to the classic D fin design while the Australian shredders of the time hopped on the Greenough train of thought