Ghat Road
7-ply maple · 31.5" long · 14" wheelbase · medium concave
Our everyday street deck. Quick to flick, steady to land, and narrow enough for smaller feet and tighter ledges.
Saltcrete
Four kinds of board for four kinds of ground. Pick one and the wall shows only what rides there.
Every deck and board drawn in its own two colours. Hover or tap one to flip it and see the grip and trucks, or the fins underneath.
7-ply maple · 31.5" long · 14" wheelbase · medium concave
Our everyday street deck. Quick to flick, steady to land, and narrow enough for smaller feet and tighter ledges.
7-ply maple · 31.9" long · 14.25" wheelbase · medium concave
The width most of the shop rides. Named for the bus-stand ledges we learnt on, printed in sea teal and sun.
7-ply maple · 32.1" long · 14.38" wheelbase · mellow concave
A wider deck for bigger feet, transition and the odd bowl session. Mellow concave, so it never feels twitchy.
Complete · 27" · 60 mm soft wheels · kicktail
A short cruiser for the ride to the café and back: soft wheels that eat up broken roads, and a kick for the kerbs.
Complete · 30" · surf-style front truck · 65 mm wheels
Pump it like a wave. A carving truck up front lets you draw surf lines on flat ground between sessions.
Complete · 40" · bamboo and maple · 70 mm wheels
A long, calm board for sea-front promenades and long downhill roads, flexing just enough to feel the ground.
PU, polyester glass · 5'8" × 21" × 2⅝" · 33 L · twin keels
Wide, flat and fast for the small, soft summer waves at the river mouth. Twin keels for long, drawn-out turns.
PU, polyester glass · 6'0" × 19¼" × 2⅜" · 28 L · three fins
For the punchier monsoon-edge swells. A pulled-in nose, a squash tail and three fins for turning hard off the lip.
PU, tinted resin · 9'0" × 22½" × 3" · 62 L · single fin
A heavy, glassy single fin for walking the board on clean winter mornings. Sun-tinted resin, no two alike.
Foam deck, slick bottom · 8'0" × 22½" × 3¼" · 70 L · soft fins
Where most of us started. Long, wide and soft enough to share with your cousins, catching every bit of whitewater.
Foam deck, slick bottom · 7'0" × 21½" × 3" · 52 L · soft fins
A shorter soft-top for lighter riders and teenagers, easy to carry down the dunes and still stable when you stand.
Epoxy · 7'6" × 22" × 2¾" · 50 L · 2+1 fins
The board after the soft-top: hard enough to turn, long enough to keep catching waves while you learn to.
Nothing on this part of the wall right now.
Skaters, tell us your shoe size and where you ride. Surfers, your height, weight and how you surf. We will point you at a width or a length, and at the boards on the wall near it.
| Shoe (UK) | Deck width |
|---|---|
| 3–4 | 7.75" |
| 5–7 | 8.0" |
| 8–9 | 8.25" |
| 10–11 | 8.5" |
| 12–13 | 8.75" |
A starting point, not a rule. If you are between two sizes, come and stand on both in the shop.
8.25"deck width
A deck about as wide as your foot is long, from heel to toe across the board.
On the wall near this sizeDecks are pressed in Domlur, surfboards shaped in a shed in Mulki. Both go through the same four steps, by the same few hands.
Seven sheets of maple, glued and pressed overnight in a concave mould. Surf blanks are cut from foam the same day.
Decks are cut to outline and their edges rounded by hand. Surfboards are planed and sanded to the rails, one at a time.
Each graphic is screen-printed in two colours. For surfboards, the colour goes into the resin itself.
Grip tape and hardware for the completes; glass, fins and a last hot coat for the surfboards. Then a test ride.
The Bengaluru workshop has a mini ramp out back; the Mulki shed is a short walk from the water. Write to us about a size, a custom graphic or a board for a surf school.
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