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Built 100% by Local Ledge Connor Lyon.
Connor shapes and glasses all of his boards start to finish on the west side of Santa Barbara. Born and raised in town, he is well known by local crew for charging south pacific waves by summer, and hunting heavy slabs, small peelers and giant white seabass locally through the winter.
Designed by our friend and talented young surfer Joe Kisling aka Joe Kookling (instagram @joe_kookling). Joe was looking for noserider that would be more nimble and responsive when on the tail but without giving up the essentials that allow for long noserides. Joe asked us to pull the wide point back behind center and keep the nose slightly narrower than our popular Noserider model. We kept ample nose concave and thinned out the rails making something that Joe can be proud to call the "Kookling"
MAKE : THE GUILD
DIMENSIONS : 9'8" X 23 1/4" X 3 1/8"
MODEL: Kookling - Single Fin (Box)
FINISH: Sanded Gloss
Intended for new and experienced surfers alike the Cosmic Cumber is our answer to the “fun board” with plenty of foam to provide enough paddle power to get you in early and increase your wave count. Once you get on the Cosmic Cucumber you will notice that the board has a “classic” feel that is provided by its effortless trim and smooth turning characteristics that are enhanced by the small side fins that provide just enough bite to give it that something extra when put on rail or while holding through a racy section. If you are a fan of fun you need a Cosmic Cumber in your collection.
MAKE : THE GUILD
LENGTH: 7'5" X 21 3/8" X 2.8"
MODEL: Cosmic Cucumber - 2+1 (Box + FCS Sides)
FINISH: Sanded Gloss/Polish
Built 100% by Local Ledge Connor Lyon.Connor shapes and glasses all of his boards start to finish on the west side of Santa Barbara. Born and raised in town, he is well known by local crew for charging south pacific waves by summer, and hunting heavy slabs, small peelers and giant white seabass locally through the winter.