history – Page 2 – Rasta Surfboards

A toastie Rasta Circa 1997

A blast from the past pops in for a few repairs…an early Rasta Eiji shape from around 1997…pre his own logo…☺

Wayne Lynch history

Wayne Lynch…a true journey man…his roots to the coast and ocean run long and deep, outspoken and unashamed of his values for the environment and culture of this land.

Fred Pyke Circa 1968

Fred Pyke 8.6 Circa 1968 Transition Vee Bottom…a vintage Torquay creation with inlay lace stripes…this was made when love was free, boys had long hair and cord pants ruled the universe…😳🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️

Inner most limits of pure fun 1968

George Greenough…Inner most limits of pure fun…1968…the surfboard transition …when boards dropped by feet in length not inches…and food was eaten in cups of lettuce leaves …😂🤣😂🤣please pm for more details…

FM circa 1985

A Mac attack…5.10 FM thruster Circa 1985…ticking a few boxes for the 80’s surfer…pm for more details…😊🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️

MIchael Peterson Circa 1976

Michael Peterson flying through the Kirra line up in 1976…brilliantly capture by the master photographer Dick Hoole…without the lens our homage to MP would just be hazy memories of his genius…🏄‍♂️👌🙏☝👏 Please pm for more details

The Twinnie Circa 1980

In 1980 the twin fin still ruled the waves in performance surfing…Strapper produced as good as Twinnies as anywhere in Oz…the classic length was 5.10…little did anyone know that just over the horizon Simon Anderson was about to ride into town…The thruster in 1981 put paid to the brutal death of the Twinnie…literally overnight…here’s a spritely survivor of the era…😊🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️