heres some new logs that i really like

heres two new ones i just finished up last week. they are both the same template except the gray abstract has a tad wider nose and center. the brown one is for david "davey jones" i made him a log the could handle some curve and jive for his surf contests that are generally held at beach breaks.  the nose is not super wide at 17 3/4" but its is really full and this is to allow the nose to fit tighter in the pocket and not be so clumsy but still have the surface area and volume to noseride all insane. the tails is narrower at 15" wide but isnt tooo narrow..the rails have some eggish/ pinched shape to keep the rail round for noseriding but having that bite will give the board a lot more control and drive. nice long really blended, deep nose concave...hes pumped got a stylin' racked noserider fin in grape purpler with a deep brown tint top and bottom with big ol' laps and a deck and tail patch....hes stoked on it and i saw him on his first day with it ripping......the gray abstract board is for on old time customer down in san diego, whom decided he needed a new MMM board after he sold his previous one...his board is really similar to the brown one aside from a 1/4" wider center and nose.. with a little more aggressive nose concave, a bit softer rails (still got the eggy bite), lil more roll and pivot fin for grooving the pocket...that abstract came out sweet i like it,,,especially on the deck. he also got a fin from the grape fin panel. i really like these designs...something that you can count on. they both have really low entry rocker but then have kick at the ends which makes turning much much easier and smoother and the nose kick makes noseriding and more critical placement much more forgiving and becomes a real life saver on some of those sketchier riders. and having the nose full but not super wide will allow for your noserides to get locked in deeper in the pocket which is where its really fun but still be able to hang like a sidewalk in the softer sections and smaller days.