A New Zealand-based surfboard shaper has taken the wraps off what may be the world's most expensive log. Along with a whole lot of sandpaper, Roy Stuart's stunning Rampant wooden surfboard was ...

A structural element, usually made of wood or fiberglass, attached to the bottom of a surfboard to aid maneuverability. Fins were first introduced in 1935 by Tom Blake, who fastened a speedboat ...

The Rampant wooden surfboard measures 10ft 6in or 3.2 m in length and features a single concave, reaching from its soft-entry nose to its tail, providing a lower centre of gravity for the rider ...

Peugeot Design Lab's one-off GTi Surfboard Concept features a wooden nose and a carbon fiber main body. If you want something to look elegant, you build it out of wood.

Just steps away from San Francisco’s Ocean Beach is the studio of surfboard shaper Danny Hess. Along with two furniture designers and a signmaker, Hess converted an old gym into a shared space ...

My fascination with wooden surfboards goes back a long way. Back in 1937, when my grandfather was only 10 years old, he and my great-grandfather built a 12-foot mahogany surfboard together. It's ...

"I thought wooden boards were something that left the planet in the '60s and didn't belong in this era or this time," Stuart Bywater, a woodworker and furniture restorer, said. "They just ride ...