9'6" Kris Hall Jazz Pin Surf Floyd Smith who ran the

Floyd Smith who ran the Australian leg of G&S went back to San Diego in 1968 to sort out business with Larry Gordon after establishing G&S Australia in 1965 and was making sleds all the way up until 1983

Its outline is similar to an egg with a pulled in nose

This is the iconic ladies 'Catsuit' in 3/2mm

The displacement hull runs the entire length of the board and holds the shape of its convexity from nose all the way until about the last third of the board where the roll starts to flatten out slightly

You can see the major influence that Transition Era boards of 1966/67 had on Kegel with this model

9'6" Kris Hall Jazz Pin Surf Floyd Smith who ran theKris Hall is an extremely talented, young, surfer and shaper who has been showing some pretty incredible talents in both fields. Based out of Los Angeles's South Bay, Hall has designed a log for a diverse spectrum of waves as an all around dynamic log. With a pulled in nose and the wide point set back, the Jazz Pin's outline exhibits a classic transition era influenced outline. The bottom contours start flat towards the nose and grow increasingly