the design was way ahead of its time and the Campbell Brothers had to wait for the rest of the surfing population to catch up to their progressive new boards
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with just a slight roll in the nose
This Vee Bottom feels relatively narrow and thin in comparison to a more Transition Era/Hot Generation style vee bottom that takes on more of a wide point back
" the famous board that is responsible for an accelerated evolution of board design that changed the way surfers approached waves from 1966 onward
7'6" Fineline Hot Generation lowinstock the design was way ahead7'6" x 22 1 8" x 3 1 16" In the early days of surfing's Transition Era, George Greenough, Bob McTavish, Nat Young, Kevin Brennan, Ted Spencer, & Wayne Lynch, amongst others were the key members that ignited the shortboard revolution that spanned from roughly 1967 1969. These surfers were developing and riding boards that were thought to be radical deviations from the norm; they were constantly creating, destroying, and redevloping what the definition