7'2" Liddle Death Machine bags critical wave as the Flex

critical wave as the Flex Spoon doesn't provide much floatation through flat sections being that it is neutrally buoyant

The 1967 surf film titled "The Hot Generation" by Paul Witzig documented the short lived popularity of one of the most physically and metaphorically pivotal board designs of surfing's Evolution Era

the eccentric shaping genius behind Gato Heroi has been tweaking and perfecting his Acid model for years

The bottom contour is completely convex starting with a light roll in the nose that transitions into a deeper belly before coming to a rolled vee towards the fin and flattening back out as it approaches the tail

It's the hull of choice for those surfing less than perfect waves

7'2" Liddle Death Machine bags critical wave as the Flex7'0" (Fin Included) The hulliest of them all The Death Machine is one of Greg Liddle's most beautiful designs, the sweeping s deck gradually builds thicker starting from the tail up through the back third of the board then slowly thinning out as the inflection point of the curve aligns with the wide point which is set forward from center. The valley of the s deck is reached in the top third of the board as it converges with the slope of the nose