6'4" Andreini MP surfgear The bottom contours start flat

The bottom contours start flat towards the nose and grow increasingly rolled out the tail

when turning this board you're going to want to be roughly over the fins to about a foot in front of the fins

This highly functional rendition of Lynch's boards during this time period relax some of the exaggerated design components of the late 60's to make for a more user friendly ride

This allows for the nose and tail to pull into a narrower overall outline and a more centrally located sweet spot for trimming and turning

5'4" x 21 1/4" x 2 1/8"

6'4" Andreini MP surfgear The bottom contours start flatMan, what we'd do to time travel back to those days in surf history's Transition Era to hear Andreini and MP discuss the intricacies of surfboard design! It all makes sense when you step foot on Andreini's MP model, it works just like how you'd imagine Michael Peterson's board working in the iconic 1972 surf film, "Morning Of The Earth". This is perhaps the most rippable displacement hull egg hybrid we've ever ridden. The model glides easily through