THRUSTER FINS - Futures - recyceltes Carbon Kerdrel How a fluke glass job
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How a fluke glass job and an Australian doctor and surfer named Nick Vitko helped Bob McTavish find new life in his famous 1967 design
Pressed on high quality 140 gram black vinyl in Canada
Vinitius' real name is Marius Rehberg
Derek Hynd
Jordan Klassen is a Vancouver based singer-songwriter and producer
THRUSTER FINS - Futures - recyceltes Carbon Kerdrel How a fluke glass jobThe three Future fins developed by shaper Jean Baptiste Marchand (MAB Surfboards) are made from a 100% recycled carbon reinforced material. Thanks to new methods, carbon fibre residues from car production, for example, can now be recycled and returned to the production cycle. This saves fossil raw materials and a whole lot of CO2. The carbon fibre content gives the Future Setup a high level of strength, even during harder surfing manoeuvres. Perfectly
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