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Fist from the Sky model

Fist from the Sky model

Fist from the Sky model

Fist from the Sky model

DateEarly 1960s

ClassificationsSurfboards

Credit LineSpencer Croul donated this board on Dec. 7, 2018

Object numberS.568

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Fist from the Sky model

Fist from the Sky model

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c. 1966 – 1967

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McCoy, made from a sailboard blank (extra thick) foam.

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Kassia Meador's board from the surf movie, "Dear & Yonder"

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This board, shaped by Matt Biolos for Lost team rider Mason Ho, is the first recycled polyurethane surfboard blank from Green Foam Blanks. The blank is made of approximately 65% recycled foam by volume. Green Foam Blanks was created to give surfers and shapers an eco-friendly option when purchasing and building PU surfboards in order to reduce their own carbon footprint in their pursuit of the perfect ride.

This board, shaped by Matt Biolos for Lost team rider Mason Ho, is the first recycled polyurethane surfboard blank from Green Foam Blanks. The blank is made of approximately 65% recycled foam by volume. Green Foam Blanks was created to give surfers and shapers an eco-friendly option when purchasing and building PU surfboards in order to reduce their own carbon footprint in their pursuit of the perfect ride.