Details:
Brand: Harbour
Model: High Performance 1
Length: 9’2"
Width: 22 1/8"
Thickness: 2 7/8"
Volume: N/A
Fins: Single Fin (included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: $349.00
Description:
The deck has light pressures overall, with light front & back foot pressures.
The bottom has a usual amount of shallow to light pressures overall.
The deck has multiple small water tight under-glass shatters & surface scratches throughout the deck.
The bottom has a few small water tight surface scratches.
The nose has two small cracks that are not water tight, and also one large pro-repair that is water tight & one medium pro-repair that is water tight.
The tail has two small to medium shatters that are not water tight and two medium pro-repairs that are water tight.
The right rail has two medium pro-repairs that are water tight and a few small to medium water tight under-glass shatters. The left rail has multiple small water tight under-glass shatters and multiple small water tight surface scratches.
The center fin box has one small not water tight shatter at the top of the box and one small under-glass crack at the bottom of the box.
This board also comes with a single fin, see photos for details.
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More Information
(Below Information from Harbour Surfboards)
HP1
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Zero Drag, More Speed: No side fins means easier paddling, faster wave-catching, and cleaner tube rides than a standard thruster.
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Rocket-Powered Turns: The unique HP fin actually wags with your carves, throwing you forward with an extra burst of speed as you exit.
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Pure Single-Fin Flow: A true high-performance longboard built for effortless carving and locked-in nose rides.
MORE DETAILS..
This is a replica of a 1966 Banana Model. It is a surfboard for the surfer wishing to experience the feel of one of the masterpieces of the sixties. Glide and drive are superb, while the flat rocker that we had then may give the less competent some issues. This board will make you learn to turn using proper techniques, so it is really a great teaching tool. While today’s nose designs are easier for tip time, this board will certainly do it and you will learn to do it correctly.
Sixty five years ago, Rich Harbour’s prized, albeit beat-up and used surfboard was stolen from his parents’ garage, forcing him to shape one of his own as a replacement. It wasn’t long before many of the locals were asking Rich to make them surfboards. Soon Harbour’s boards were gracing the pages of Surfer Magazine underneath the feet of the era’s most respected surfers.
While a lot has changed since that first board, Harbour Surfboards remains the home of the world’s oldest surfboard manufacturing shop at the same continuous Seal Beach, Ca., location.
Since 1959 Harbour Surfboards has hand crafted more than 34,000 surfboards, and counting, with quality craftsmanship and attention to design as the philosophy behind each surfboard. Harbour’s position as a trend-setter in the industry and evolving designs are still going strong. And today, both new and vintage Harbour Surfboards are collected and prized by enthusiasts around the world eager to grab a piece of true surfing history.
