10'4" Kris Hall Glider body The rolled entry comes from

The rolled entry comes from the nose into the bottom two thirds of the board to where it transitions into a light vee out the tail

the flat bottom smooths into a triplane hull that begins about half way down the board and quickly transitions into a double concave that extends through the twin keels and out the swallow

This surfboard is apart of a collaborative art project between shaper Son of Cobra and multidisciplinary artist SupaKitch

His Opening Doors model is quazi-finless midlength that can also be ridden with a center fin with a very good amount of belly in the nose that turns into a dramatic bonzer concave

and bottom contours that take on a simplified flat/slightly rolled convexity

10'4" Kris Hall Glider body The rolled entry comes fromKris Hall is an extremely talented, young, surfer and shaper who has been showing some pretty incredible talents in both fields. Based out of Los Angeles's South Bay, Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log. Kris' glider model is as functional as it is fun. The outline is made up of pulled in nose and tail with the wide point running in the center of the board. The rails are rather full and a hard edge