Mar 20, 2012

HAYATO MAKI DESTROYING WAVES WITH HIS KEAHANA

The Japanese surfer Hayato Maki went to Indonesia with some friends to get some perfect and empty lines. It looks like he took his KEAHANA board shaped by Cole and just smashed the waves on the pacific. This trip was just featured at Surfline. Check it out by clicking here.


Hayato is from Tokyo but he travels all around the world and he even lived in Hawaii with his family for a while. As a original soul surfer this guy couldn't be happy having to compete in every condition. Now he is a free surfer internationally recognized who seeks his dreams looking for perfect waves. You can read more about his interesting personality at Surfers Eyes website. Or you can visit Maki's personal blog.

Yeah, Hayato, we are stoked! We hope that you had so much fun with your board! We are looking forward to get you even more KEAHANA boards!!

(Pictures taken from surfline.com , nakisurf.com , and go-naminori.com.)

Mar 16, 2012

B.A.T. SURFBOARDS AND KEAHANA DOING SOME KILLER BOARDS IN FLORIDA

Brian Alexander Tudor is the owner of B.A.T. Surfboards, established since 1995 at the East Coast of the United States. With more than 20 years of experience Brain has traveled around the world living and building boards in such places as Hawaii, Costa Rica, France, California, and Brazil with Viking Surfboards. Now he is one more shaper in Florida working with our technology. Here is Brian (on the left) and Glenn Hawks doing their first KEAHANA board.

























Brian has shaped over 12000 surfboards for surfers and surf shops all over the world from Japan to France, all coast lines of the USA, Central America and the South Pacific. Some of the more notables & professional surfers Brian has designed and shaped boards for include Shea and Cory Lopez, CJ Hobgood, Christian Marcher, Kaiwi Barry, Todd Morcom, Jeff Meyers, CT Taylor, Ben Bourgeois, Jeremy Saukel, Justin Brown, Phillip Waters, Dylan Graves, Otto Flores, Alejandro Morano, Peter Mendia, Jeff Hambrect, Ryan Briggs, Justin and Blake Jones, Sean Tubbs, Tommy O’brien, Josh Wilson, Jason Apparicio, Mark Holder, Scott Bouchard, Wesely Toth, Jairus Cannon and a quad fish for the late Andy Irons.
















You can find out more about B.A.T. Surfboards at their website www.batsurf.com

Thanks Brian and B.A.T. team for working with us!!



Mar 6, 2012

HAVE YOU SEEN THE KK FLIGHT ON A KEAHANA?

Krystian Kymerson has been considered one of the 100 best young surfers in the world by Surfer Magazine. There is a video recently released by the biggest Brazilian surfing magazine, FLUIR, featuring Krystian's own air maneuver named after his initials! He is using his KEAHANA board and it looks sick.

Ladies and Gentlemans, KK flight:


Born in Espirito Santo, Brazil, this guy impresses everybody! And it is just the beginning... Congrats Krystian, we are glad to have such talent among the KEAHANA team!! Keep inspiring us!! (Photos from Krystian's Facebook page)

Mar 1, 2012

SEAN JOHNSON AND SJ SURFBOARDS NOW USING KEAHANA

Sean Johnson is the owner of SJ surfboards founded in 2003 in Escondido, California. Being part of the new generation of shapers, Sean is open to try different technologies. He has been doing a lot of boards using KEAHANA tech and just got a personal board. Not only him, but also his fiancee got a brand new SJ KEAHANA board.  We hope you guys like it!!
Sean Johnson started designing surfboards with an emphasis in high performance surfing. Craftsmanship and quality are of the utmost importance in every SJ surfboard. Each surfboard is designed based on the surfer's experience, physical fitness, and current surfing ability. Every board is hand shaped in SJ's shop and glassed in the same facility. All customers are welcome to watch their custom SJ board as it is shaped, and be involved in the entire board building process. 
Sean is one of our Certified Shapers, which means he knows exactly how to build a KEAHANA surfboard. Check him out at www.sjsurfboards.com !

Sean, thank you very much for working with us !

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