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12 responses to “Locally Grown, Hand-Built Surfboards Built in Maine”

  1. tEGAN

    These look so much classier than foam core boards!

  2. Kimberly Edwards

    I am Green & I love sports!!! Great looking boards!!! Surfing is one of my favorite pastimes, but I don’t get to go a lot at all…

    I’ve been boogie boarding here in Ontario in the summers, as we don’t really get waves big enough…Fun anyway!!!

    Kudos!!!

    Kimberly Edwards ;D
    http://ChampionshipCircle.com

  3. Buck

    I agree Tegan. These would actually look nice hung on the wall. I have a feeling the guys making them would rather seem them being used of course.

  4. Sandy

    These are great looking boards.

  5. Spence

    I love em, but I can’t afford $2200. I could definitely buy one of those kits but I’d like to see more info on how hard it is to put together. Like a video or something.

  6. neevelpKeri

    Hello my friends :)
    ;)

  7. Jon

    If you’re looking for environmental and affordable surfboards…

    http://www.oceangreen.org/

  8. czechrealty

    Hi all, I ‘ve heard that Czech real estate prices continiously going down? where can i take information concerning about it? maybe someone could reply?

  9. aliccegorrrenz

    Hello!

    My name is Alice, I`m from New York but live in Paris now. I love classic music

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