The Hammer
The Hammer

The Hammer

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Website orders are custom. We endevour to get your board to you as quick as possible. Our current lead time on boards is 6 weeks (EPS + 2 weeks), (Custom sprays / artwork + 1 week).

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The Hammer isn't a groveller, it's designed to let you unleash your biggest turns in waves with a bit of power. Reach for it when your local is pumping. Think 4ft+ waves and huge carves.

It's Noa's goto shortboard when the surf starts to fire. He has been riding his at 6'3" x 19 1/8 x 2 1/2 @31.1L, and this was his go-to board over the winter in Australia.

  • An outline on the sleeker side for control at high speeds.
  • Substantial nose rocker combined with a lower tail rocker, allowing plenty of drive and hold when pushing hard through turns.
  • The increased nose curve helps to fit into steeper sections and to handle late drops.
  • We've found a small swallow-tail seems to work best, giving that extra bit of bite through turns.
  • A subtle single to double concave adds a touch of extra spice.

We would recommend ordering it a couple of inches longer, and slightly narrower than your day to day shorty.

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Shipping Timeframes:

LSD Surfboard (in-stock): 1-4 business days.

LSD Surfboard (made to order): As per model.

Add a spray: Allow an extra 3 weeks

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The Hammer was originally inspired by an early 90’s board that Luke Short had laying around the back of his factory in Yamba.

Shaping one up for Noa as a bit of a novelty, Luke drew a slightly more contemporary version, adding a touch of nose area together with a smoother entry rocker.

"It was during his first surf on the board that Noa’s friend and filmer, Mikey Mallalieu sent us a screen grab of one of the most vicious turns we had ever seen. A Hammer. We soon realised this was no novelty board and suited Noa's power surfing, especially in conditions that have plenty of push."

After getting back from Hawaii early 2020, Noa kept working on refining the model with Luke, and surprisingly found himself riding The Hammer model during most surfs.

...Noa Deane

"Now I'm pretty much riding these as my shortboard, just as I like them so much."