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A collaboration between Slingshot surfboards and surf artist Phil Goodrich

Lightweight, off the lip aerial machine.

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Surf Hardware International announces a system to take riders ‘Around the World with 4 Fins’

While in Hood River, Slingshot handed us two brand new 2013 Tyrant surfboards to test. Both boards share the exact same shape, but differences between how the boards ride were very noticeable.

Jibing is a fundamental skill that is necessary if you are going to ride a directional board.

Tacking on a surfboard is a great way to change quickly change directions without loosing any ground downwind.

Mauricio Abreu takes us through the 2012 line of Slingshot Kiteboarding's surfboards.

Kitesurfing on a strapless surfboard is one of the most rewarding things you can do while powered by a kite, but before you head to the waves you have to first learn how to get up on a surfboard without straps.

The Gambler features a very wide outline, double to single concave bottom with molded channels, and a single bump swallow tail. For a wide 5’10”, it’s a lightweight board.

Through team rider Bertrand Fleury, they heard that their good Maui friend Sean Ordonez was enthusiastic about cooperating with the brand. As Sean had already shaped many sick boards for Lou in the past, the ideals and philosophies of surfing and kiting they shared resulted in the birth of the partnership.