Pure Filth

This sounds amazing aswell, Wegner Model A

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Jacobs’ newest member, Tom Wegener has joined the Jacobs shaping team to help design a series of Jacobs Tom Wegener models. Famed for his amazing logging skills and ingenuity and design of traditional single-fin longboards, Tom has joined forces with brother Jon Wegener and Matt Calvani to capture the essence and history of Jacobs Surfboards in traditional longboard design.

The Model A is a traditional board that has no sweet spot or pivot point so it can be turned from any part of the board. This board features a soft, round bottom and contoured rails which stick to the wave. This board will start to angle across the wave all by itself. The board also has a long flat rocker in the mid-length of the board for ease of paddling and amazing glide. In addition the nose and tail have a slight rocker for easy turning. The trick was to put the flat rocker together with ease of turning. This is achieved by a blend of eggy down rails in the midsection of the board to up-style rails at the tip of the tail. This board will allow you to catch waves effortlessly and surf with tradition and style.

QUOTE (ShoppingCart @ October 25, 2007 04:24 pm)

Istant erection !

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"The Love Bird is a conceptual wonder of master shred-stick shaper Matt Calvani and myself. We have designed this board to be a functional piece of art. Each board will have a unique fabric inlay deck patch, pigmented bottom wrap and custom designed Love Bird fabric fin. Over the last decade of riding Hap's boards, I've been able to pick aspects of multiple boards and infuse them into my first & favorite board model for Jacobs. This board is the all around small to medium wave wizard. We've pulled the nose in for a tighter fit in the lip line, which equals unmatched stability and foam ball stomping noserides. For further lift while perched on the tip, we have added a modest tail rocker and wide based 9" - 10" single fin. Matt created a magical diamond tail with a scooped out deck that's pure eye candy. The Love Bird also has a slight V- bottom through the tail, which allow for unmatched maneuverability off the back foot and through full rail power turns. Strap on your seat belts, get ready for something new and spread a little love."

Sounds similar to the gold stadard

That colour scheme looks very much like a Zeph influence.....
He is currently working with Matt on some limited edition Bings.
As you know Bing & Jacobs are out of the same stable.

QUOTE (ShoppingCart @ October 25, 2007 04:28 pm)

This sounds amazing aswell, Wegner Model A

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Jacobs’ newest member, Tom Wegener has joined the Jacobs shaping team to help design a series of Jacobs Tom Wegener models. Famed for his amazing logging skills and ingenuity and design of traditional single-fin longboards, Tom has joined forces with brother Jon Wegener and Matt Calvani to capture the essence and history of Jacobs Surfboards in traditional longboard design.

The Model A is a traditional board that has no sweet spot or pivot point so it can be turned from any part of the board. This board features a soft, round bottom and contoured rails which stick to the wave. This board will start to angle across the wave all by itself. The board also has a long flat rocker in the mid-length of the board for ease of paddling and amazing glide. In addition the nose and tail have a slight rocker for easy turning. The trick was to put the flat rocker together with ease of turning. This is achieved by a blend of eggy down rails in the midsection of the board to up-style rails at the tip of the tail. This board will allow you to catch waves effortlessly and surf with tradition and style.

Here's a good pic of The Joker on the Model A on a recent trip to Taiwan.

Look at that gut hang!!!

QUOTE (ShoppingCart @ October 25, 2007 04:28 pm)

This sounds amazing aswell, Wegner Model A

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Jacobs’ newest member, Tom Wegener has joined the Jacobs shaping team to help design a series of Jacobs Tom Wegener models. Famed for his amazing logging skills and ingenuity and design of traditional single-fin longboards, Tom has joined forces with brother Jon Wegener and Matt Calvani to capture the essence and history of Jacobs Surfboards in traditional longboard design.

The Model A is a traditional board that has no sweet spot or pivot point so it can be turned from any part of the board. This board features a soft, round bottom and contoured rails which stick to the wave. This board will start to angle across the wave all by itself. The board also has a long flat rocker in the mid-length of the board for ease of paddling and amazing glide. In addition the nose and tail have a slight rocker for easy turning. The trick was to put the flat rocker together with ease of turning. This is achieved by a blend of eggy down rails in the midsection of the board to up-style rails at the tip of the tail. This board will allow you to catch waves effortlessly and surf with tradition and style.

Has a look of a Malibu Pig about it.

seriously guys, this has to stop

we could all go blind

I'd almost be tempted to get one...
are all these boards already sold ? or am i looking at the wrong page ?

More Love Birds, pure fith, love it !
Want one with a Jacops logo or a Bing

cool boards are they glassed by channin or west coast?

Wouldn't it be great to be rich..........I would have one of each!

looks like gene is downsizing just found out he is selling his factory in ventura!!

I think the finish is really ugly and tacky, reminds me of that board in Siestas and Olas. Each to their own!. longboardirl/surfing.gif

The Los Muertos skulls are great idea. The boards are very reminiscent of boards from around 66/67 - the last hurrah as it were before the shortboard "revolution"

I love the Los Muertos skulls board aswell, Im suprised there hasnt been more "graphics" on boards through out the years it made a massive difference to the skateboard Industry and made the boards all the more collectable as years went on

Like I said, each to their own. I'm sure the guys at bing wouldnt be producing boards with graphics like that unless there was some kind of demand.

Obviously this is coming from someone who owns a lime green fish with black and white stripes!.