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Valkyrie Downwind SEAX 1.0-Epic V10L (2015) Free Solo offshore modification package.

“Ultra” layup (Epoxy and mostly Kevlar with some carbon stiffining layed over Nomex Honeychomb core.)

Length: 20' 2" (6.15m)
Width: 17.3" (44cm)
Depth: 12" (30cm)
Capacity: 165 lbs (75kg) optimum
Paddler Fit: 4'10 to 6'2 (1.47m to 1.88m)

25Lbs

$ and more

SOLD

Huki S1-Z (2014) unlimited class flat water racer

Vac'd Epoxy S-glass layup. Made in USA

Dimensions:
20' 10" LOA (Length Over All), 16" BOA (Beam Over All)
20' 4" LAW (Length At Waterline) @ full speed, 13.25" BAW for 190 lb paddler
25 lbs

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Ian Balding “Albatross” 1/25/2016

14'x28"x4 3/4"

Hand shaped EVA foam, Epoxy, E glass, Kevlar Vector mesh and Carbon scrim.

We had just finished the “Great Hall of the Longboats” and a picture of South Carolina custom shaper Ian Balding holding out the first one of these boards popped up in my facebook feed (posted by the Distressed Mullet). Like some art freak that sees

Allot of people Identified this stand up paddle board as a downwind board...but I instantly saw it as something else: A long range SUP surfboard. Here on the east coast when the big storm swells come in and our beaches are closed out by distant trop

The fact is that while I am an avid surfer I am not a particularly accomplished (or brave) surfer. When I bought the Albatross I labored with the opinion that big offshore waves could not be truly “surfed” in a ski, that without rail and fin no real

After about or 3rd solid groundswell of this year I realized that when ever it got really big, To big to surf my 9' 6”, I was going to always be in a surf ski. As much as this board makes a classy table for a fine selection of wines out in the boath

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Epic V10 (2nd Gen.)

“Performance” layup (Epoxy and glass over foam core with some carbon and kevlar.)

Length: 21' 2" (6.45 m)
Width: 17.7" (45 cm)
Depth: 13" (33 cm)
Capacity: 320 lbs (145 kg)
Paddler Fit: 5'5 to 6'7 (1.65m to 2.01m

35Lbs

The V10 (along with the original V12) was the hull that brought Epic on to the world Surf Ski stage. Back then the V12 was the Elite Boat and the V10 was the Elite “heavy conditions” or the intermediate hull. As companies have started to really trim

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SOLD

Epic V7 (1st Gen.)

Rotomolded Polyuerathane

Length: 17' (5.20m)
Width: 21.25" (54cm)
Depth: 14" (35cm)
Capacity: 297 lbs. (135kg)
Storage Capacity: 9.5 gal. (42L)
Paddler Fit: 4'9 to 6'7 (1.45m to 2.01m)

53 Lbs (every bit of it!)

I have done few things conservatively in my life but one that I did was when I became interested in paddling Surf Ski I purchased an Epic V8. Really the boat that disrupted the whole established surf ski industry by being stable fun and amazingly

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“Everything is for sale” This may be true (at least on this page) but we implore the reader to keep in mind the spirit which we approach our craft. Show us someone that does not at least impart some spiritual nature in their craft and we will show you someone who has never taken it out of sight of shore. The fact is, we invest allot of attention into the vetting of gear and how we set it up. It is necessity. As many of us are mariners, aviators and a few are straight up ninjas we look at form and function not only as a means to an end but also as high art. For this reason, no boat, board or piece of gear ever featured on this page will arrive here because it needs to be “unloaded', cast off due to inferiority or “to make room for..." what appears here are what we have found to be great expressions of what we love to do. That said, the prices posted are not open to offers or "trades", they are well considered and we feel, fair costs that upon sale will allow us to continue to seek out, ride, and modify more craft to be circulated into the sea of like minded and stoked athletes and free riders.

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