SMIK

Yep I reckon you'd both be correct.

Interesting, an iconic member of the brand with an insanely high number of models creating a brand with only 2 models. Could this be a trend towards the simplification of the lines? (yes, I know, it is normal for a new brand to start with only a few models).

Also, the web site clearly stresses the Australian roots of the brand... does this means the boards will be shipped from the Canaries, or Smirk will create a plant in Australia?

Anyways, it is nice to see that Scott didn't use the same marketing photoshop-heavy culture than *board... you are greeted on the website frontpage header image with a board with huge rail paint chips :-) The honesty is quite refreshing...

Would say there will be a fair bit of suport in WA and if he gets into paddles he will kill the pig as they say

Any Idea on what these boards will retail for ?

hey DJ
this is what I've been up to
spending more time at home
which is why i had to make some changes as my house in margs had become like a holiday home I didn't get to visit that much.
It was a huge decision but one that felt right ,like at any point of change in life I've experienced. It all just evolved.
Myself and Sveiny at Starboard are still very much on good terms and i'll be helping out on a couple of boards in their range still
@ colas. Nah. that's sun reflection and not a rail ding.
The one thing that gave me courage and conviction to move forward was when I visited IQC and saw their process's, which are quite unique.
Shapes remaining accurate and Paint and overall Durability very tough while still a good weight. (Full PVC wrap /Full Carbon) on the spitfire and longboards.

Still waiting to get all first samples together but plan to start a coastal cruise around oz surfing and demoing, starting off at the saucy Jack.

The boards look really nice, so far Scotty. I would like to slip one of my 9" clear flexis in the 10 footer and have a go. Any demos coming to Gero this summer?