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Lost Surfboards 2018

Lost Surfboards 2018 Almost every year you can count on Matt “Mayhem” Biolos to create new boards that tie in and compliment his every growing family of high quality surfboards, and 2018 is no different.

Form Surfboards

FORM SURFBOARDS – an introduction Innovative functional shapes, unbeatable quality, a collaboration between pro surfer Alan Stokes, revered shaper Luke Hart and Europe’s top board store Boardshop.

New surfboards we are looking forward to in 2017

There are so many new surfboards coming this year from every board builder out there, some more exciting than others but any new surfboard is always exciting.

Lost Round Nose Fish Redux Surfboard Review

TheLost Round Nose Fishhas had a loyal fan base since its inception some 20+ years ago and in its latest “Redux” incarnation is wowing a whole new crowd. Lost RNF History The original RNF is the world’s best selling Fish model.

Our Visit To Surf Snowdonia

Wales, a long drive and heaps of fun...Surf Snowdonia ‘Fancy a trip to Surf Snowdonia? said the email, all expenses paid you’ve just got to get there...

Al Merrick Surfboards: What’s In a Name?

‘Al Merrick surfboards’is what we say when talking about Channel Island or CI boards. Yes, Al is the founder and owner, guiding it from a small, local operation to the force that we know today.

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The Firewire Hydronaut has landed

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Slater Designs surfboards the inside track

The Boardshop Surfboard Showroom Open For Business

The Boardshop surfboard showroom is open for business. Come down and check out our extensive range of boards from Firewire, Channel Islands, Lost, Pukas and more. The showroom is fully stocked with every size of every board you see on the website and is open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.

From Mining Minnow to Surfing Mecca

The things they didn’t tell you about unlikely story of a small welsh mining village and Surf Snowdonia… Nestled in a glorious slice of the north Welsh countryside seven miles up the winding Conwy valley the unsuspecting hamlet of Porth Llwyd in 1906 was chosen as the site of a large a

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