7'0" Liddle Baby V shoes lots of width forward

lots of width forward

a shreddy dose of rocker

This three fin style bonzer dates all the way back to 1970 where the Campbell Brothers developed the first bonzer design

Lovelace channeled years of hullistic research riding convex bottom boards and set out to develop a design that allowed for more back foot functionality and freedom to surf more critical sections of the wave without taking from the effortless glide convex bottom contour enthusiasts all know and love

7'0" Liddle Baby V shoes lots of width forward7'0" x 22 2 8" x 3 1 8" In Greg Liddle's rendition of a vee bottom you'll find the quintessential Liddle s deck rounding up from the tail, dropping into the nose, and running up to meet the slope of the nose rocker which has a little more flip in the nose than your average Liddle displacement hull normally has. In comparison to Liddle's Death Machine, this model outline is much less exaggerated, the wide point is set at the center while the nose is a