Details:
Brand: Proctor
Model: Super Natural
Length: 5’11"
Width: 19 1/8"
Thickness: 2 1/2"
Volume: 30L
Fins: Futures - 3 Boxes (not included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: $89.00
Description:
The deck has light back foot pressures, see photos to view pressure dent details.
The deck has multiple small watertight under glass shatters.
The bottom has one small semi pro repair that is water tight and a few small water tight surface scratches.
The nose has one small crude repair that is water tight and few small water tight under glass shatters.
The tail has a few small water tight under glass cracks.
The right rail has a couple small water tight under glass cracks and small under glass shatters, water tight .
The left rail has two small water tight semi pro repairs and a few small under glass shatters, water tight.
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MY LATEST PERFORMANCE SHORTBOARD EPIPHANY.
…a new board concept descended from its predecessors the Superabound intertwined with the Procco 20/30.
I first heard of this new board when the voice of God spoke into my mind while Beethoven’s 7th symphony resounded within the walls of my skull…the sounds of each in unison speaking of a board I ought to bring to fruition…and that’s how the first Supernatural was birthed.
THE SUPERNATURAL SHORTBOARD IS A CULMINATION OF A LIFETIME’S WORTH OF DESIGN CONCEPTS POURED INTO THIS LATEST HIGH PERFORMANCE SHORTBOARD.
It uses a specific ‘break’ in the bend of the rocker that apexes in the back 1/3 of the board, so it can tag the power button of the lip at the same time as it splits open the wave face to draw out the deep power from under the surface. It has an even moderately deep single to inset double concave bottom running the length of the board creating a wide open sweet spot that caters to many different styles and conditions. It reminds me of how God designed waves…a supernatural thing. So I figured let’s thank the Creator for making these wonderful bundles of energy for us to ride upon, by naming a craft after that same creative energy that comes from a place way beyond us and way outside of our fully comprehending.
