Aloha de los Muertos

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Gray Ave Revisited

If you were to ask Marc Andreini who his shaping mentor and idol is, you will likely hear the name Reynolds Yater.
In the Mid 70's, Marc and Yater shared a shop on Gray Avenue in Santa Barbara. Of course you can't put two masters in the same building without alittle cross-pollination.


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Marc Andreini and Reynolds Yater talking rocker.

Knowing this, when Marc picked up a stack of BioFoam blanks from Seahuggers HQ this past July, we asked him if he could shape a Yater Spoon inspired single fin. Marc was stoked on the idea and we are stoked on the result, check it ->





9'1" BioFoam Andreini "Vaquero Spoon", light gray opaque tint, single fin.
ROOTS!

Give a call or come round if interested.
805.773.1855
info@seahuggers.com

Free Fall 2008

Mark your calenders, this coming Saturday October 25th is the Free Fall art benefit and classic log contest. All proceeds benefit San Luis Bay Surfrider programs. Always a good time!
For more info click here.

Aloha.

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Ah, Friday. Stuck at work but not in the mood to work? Might I suggest heading over to Facebook films, where for the next 36 hours (or so) you can watch the latest film to come out of the Woodshed, One Track Mind, absolutely free!

For you San Luis Obispo area sliders...

...don't forget that tonight is the LH Design/Seahuggers Jewelry boutique and breast cancer fundraiser event. Be there!

Then on Saturday night head on over to Cal Poly's Chumash auditorium for the premiere of "Walking on Water". The legendary Tom Curren will be playing a live music set. Doors at 6:30, show at 7.
5$ get ya in.

Enjoy!

An-green-ni

This past June when Marc Andreini passed through, we put a couple of BioFoam blanks and a 101 Fin Company bamboo fin in his hands and asked him to work his magic.
Behold ->


6'6" Coke bottle green, Vaquero de las Olas.


Sanded finish for speeeeeeeeeed!



Soy based BioFoam blank, and a glass-on 101 Fin Co. bamboo fin hand foiled by Marlin Bacon. Bamboo fins are light, extremely responsive and twangy offering heaps of projection and speed, and perhaps most importantly bamboo is a renewable resource.

Interested?
Give a call or drop in.
805.773.1855
info@seahuggers.com

Seahuggers is stoked to be hosting a jewelry boutique & Breast Cancer benefit, Friday October 17th. The boutique will feature one of a kind, handmade, locally produced, & social conscious accessories by LH Design. And because a portion of the sales benefit the Breast Cancer fund, you'll feel as good inside as you look outside!
Aloha.

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