Crafted from recycled nylon , this sail and surf rope cap merges nautical heritage with contemporary sustainability. The distinctive rope detailing adds textural depth and authentic character, while the bold crimson hue commands attention. Perfect for those who appreciate quality craftsmanship and environmental responsibility, this cap transitions effortlessly from coastal adventures to urban exploration. A refined statement piece for the discerning adventurer
Creative Freedom by John Bradbury
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I still have my 6'9" pintail with glassed in thruster fins. It hangs in my garage as a tribute to John's master shaping and glassing skills
soulsurferscott
The surf museum just acquired one of John's three fin styro epoxy boards from me that I hope gets on display soon. One of the early innovators of styrofoam
Ken Bortalazzo
Great to see you carry on the torch. John started it as a legacy surfboard company and deserves lots of credit for the innovation of the new era of tri fins which I got to experience riding John's boards he took the leap and I was still watching guys riding dinosaurs giving me crap for having 3 fins. I'll never forget that.
