Plain Lazy surfboards
Clothing and apparel company branch out into sea sticks.
Written by Ed Andrews at 12:28 on November 5, 2009 Comments (3)
Plain Lazy have joined the hardgoods game with three surfboard models designed to get the most out of the UK's waves.
The boards are manufactured by BeachBeat and shaped by veteran Cornwall-based shaper Chops.
They come in three sizes: a 6’6” high volume quad fish charger, a 7’10” mini mal for beginners and a 9’1” quad longboard.
Going against the usual convention minimal graphics, these boards go all out on the Plain Lazy branding and so giving Jaws one less excuse to mistake you for a seal.
Whether or not this will spark a new wave of graphics on surfboards akin to that of Johnny Utah's neon floater remains to be seen...
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Plain Lazy surfboards (text) by Ed Andrews is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 UK License.
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