9’6″ Cal Gun Surfboard Kit

Photo of a completed Cal Gun Surfboard S

The 9’6” Cal Gun Gen II is a classic California big wave gun shape. It is not only for big waves, but it also makes a great “big guy” alternative to a regular long board.
If you are looking to make a decorative surfboard to use as a wall decoration, this is the kit for you. It has one of the best looking shapes when it’s built as an art piece.

The Cruiser 9’0″

We sell surfing's longboard kits at Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Inc. in Chichester, NH.

The 9’0″ Cruiser is a slightly shortened and trimmed down version of the Original Cruiser. We took 6″ off the length and narrowed the nose 1/4″. You’ll get even more performance out of this classic longboard shape. Its still got just enough rocker to be forgiving on late takeoffs but still has speed down the

The Cruiser 9’6″

The Cruiser longboard with retro 50-50 rails for that sweet paddling nostalgic feel or harden them up with modern contour that turns on a dime and hugs a wave tight. It has just enough rocker to be forgiving on late takeoffs but still has speed down the line. Be prepared to spend some serious nose

The Gordo 10′ or SUP

We sell woodsurfboard kits at Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Inc. in norhtern New England.

The Gordo catches waves easily and is stable enough to be used as a smaller Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP). But just because its big doesn’t mean it’s clumsy. The rails have been pinched slightly to give it agility and performance.

The Mini Malibu 8’5″

We sell The Mini Mal surfboard kits at Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber in northern New England.

The Mini Mal Classic mini Malibu style longboard with its roots in the 60s. Build it with modern rail profile for a great performer or stick with the traditional 50/50 rails for that sweet paddling nostalgic feel. The Mini Mal is a perfect starter board for the younger surfers but is also fun for the

The Muy Gordo 10′ or SUP

We sell The Gordo and Muy Gordo surfboard kits at Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Inc. in New Hampshire.

The Muy Gordo catches waves easily and is stable enough to be used as a smaller Stand Up Paddleboard. It has a bit more volume than the average board which gives it better flotation. But just because it’s big doesn’t mean it’s clumsy. The rails have been pinched slightly to give it agility and performance.

The What I Ride 9’0″

We sell surfing's longboard kits at Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Inc. in New Hampshire.

“The What I Ride” The Robert August What I Ride is the board Robert takes around the world during his surf travels. It makes sense to ride a board that maximizes your fun regardless of the conditions. “What I Ride” utilizes a 60/40 rail configuration which, in combination with a nifty tear drop concave conveniently

The What I Ride 9’6″