7'0" Campbell Brothers Russ Short Surf Some bonzers are more rigid

Some bonzers are more rigid in how they carry speed in that you often have to maintain a very top to bottom approach

Surf the Round Pin Twin off the tail or take a step forward to take advantage of the model's high volume mid-section and nose coupled with a low entry rocker and beak making it an optimal sled for trimming forward to pump or build speed before approaching an open face or ending section

who designs his for the often chunky and unpredictable beachbreaks and reefs of Northern California

and beak nose for efficient volume maximization

This deep concave builds in additional tail rocker allowing ease through more vertical approaches

7'0" Campbell Brothers Russ Short Surf Some bonzers are more rigid7'0" x 20" x 2 3 4" The original three fin bonzer was developed by the Campbell Brothers (Malcolm and Duncan Campbell) in December of 1970, the design was way ahead of its time and the Campbell Brothers had to wait for the rest of the surfing population to catch up to their progressive new boards. The Russ Short model is the quintessential 70's bonzer with boxy, hard edged rails, wide point forward, beak nose, narrow tail, and deep bonzer concave. The