Andrew Doheney slid down south of the border to get filthy on his 5’6″ Buzzsaw SK8.

SK8 deck concave + front foot traction = Gumby laybacks!
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Andrew Doheney slid down south of the border to get filthy on his 5’6″ Buzzsaw SK8.
SK8 deck concave + front foot traction = Gumby laybacks!
A surf trip south of the border can reset your mind, your soul and your perspective on the world we live in. Re-visiting childhood adventures as a new father brings a whole new meaning to the journey.
“…It’s a different world… and i like it!”
Herbie and Nathan Fletcher: Peninsula South from Nixon on Vimeo.
Stretch Boards is hosting a holiday open house event on Friday November 27th. We’ll be swinging open the factory doors to anyone who has always been curious as to what goes into making a custom built surfboard.
There will be light refreshments, beverages, working factory tours and face to face customer support for any surfboard related topic you can fathom.
Check out some cool new projects, unique custom builds not seen elsewhere, view a bit of Stretch memorabilia and join in on the community of surfers which make the Stretch Boards family what it is today.
This event is in conjunction with Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Cruz County. Bring in minimum 4 non-perishable food items to receive extra special deals!
Our factory is located at the end of Tower Place just off Felt St. It is the largest dedicated epoxy glassing factory in North America and is unlike most every other traditional surfboard factory you will encounter. There is no VOC release or harmful chemicals, messy work areas or hazardous concerns (save for the dust factor). If you’ve ever been curious as to how a sustainable surfboard can be built then this is the perfect opportunity to see first hand!
Premiering at the San Sebastien International Film Festival this week will be Mike Oblowitz’s latest work “Heavy Water”. Continue reading
Stretch Boards is proud to have Long Beach Surf Shop as a new home for custom built performance boards catering to nearly every wave type NY has to offer.
While the majority of us were slugging through the doldrums of a lackluster surf season earlier this summer, Koa Smith was globetrotting his way from Hawaii to Tahiti then to Africa all in the name of finding the best waves possible. Yep, he sure did find some gems! Continue reading
A short while back Stretch’s father passed away.
Mike Riedel was known as “The Noodle” by a tight knit crew of Malibu local surfers.
Mike was a surfboard shaper himself, he started shaping for Velzy back in the day.
One of The Noodle’s good friends Tom Morey wrote an obituary in the latest Surfers Journal.
Pick up a copy and learn a little bit about Stretch’s father..