Sliders Beware.

This bloggage was created to share the joy of sliding.

Good times.



Alone with waves.

Hull Slidage.

Aloha Sliders,

I've decided to incorporate all elements of our slide society. I've discovered many smiles after getting my mitts on a Greg Liddle displacement hull. These boards are not for individuals with a thruster mindset. I see hulls as the black sheep of our surf society.

"The past, acting as the future..."- A. Kopps


Slide on.

Play Tray.

Visit your local fake food factory and request this affordable alternative to handplanes.



Slide with the fishes.


Visit Shelter Surf Shop or Thalia Street Surf Shop to pick up these RAD blackball beaters

Cyrus Slide.

This is a photo I snagged of Cyrus Sutton doing some R and D with handplanes in Mex.

Keep an eye out for Cyrus' latest project: Korduroy.TV

Slide On.

Man Seal.




Slide On.

Slide using a GripBoard.

Bodysurfing + Joy Stick= Grip Board.

Lady Slide.


Kassia Meador putting her handplane to use.

Handplanes Via Hess.





Check out Danny Hess Surfboards for information regrading these little devices of joy and his movement towards sustainable surfboards .

hiSLIDability

Enjoy.

Extreme Sliding.

Kudos to the gentleman who attempted his best impression of big wave bodysurfing.


Slide On.

Belly Flop.

Be the Board

The body slide is simple and fun. Nothing fancy. No shred sticks, no logs, no ripping, no nose time. Maybe the best example of keeping things simple via sporting his man-kini and swim fins, while charging Pipeline is Mark Cunningham. When I think of bodysurfing, Mark Cunningham comes to mind.

Here's a little visual stimuli.

Enjoy.




Commander in Chief sliding.

Opt for fins next time.




Slide on.

Another Perspective

I saw these bad boys one time while roaming the interweb. I just had to get my hands on one after seeing clips of Cyrus Sutton in action. I was warned at work about the dangers of handplane usage by a fellow coperson, but I had to try it. I was impressed in the amount of speed the little piece of reclaimed wood had down the line.

I always keep my handplane and a pair of fins in my truck at all times. It allows me to grab them if it's good and want to ditch my Log or if I'm in need to just get wet.They will put the biggest smile on your face, AND as an added bonus ... folks tend to get out of your way when they see you paddling/kicking for a wave. This could be due to shock- they're wondering why you're out in the water without a board when it's head high.




The clip that started my desire for alternative wave riding. Next on my list-Surf Mats.


Slide On.