Billabong "Art of Shaping" and Sacred Craft

some photos from Sacred Craft and the Billabong "Art of Shaping" event yesterday!

thanks for everyone who came out to check it out and congrats to all the fellow shapers for making some of the sweetest boards we've ever seen!

Steve Boehne shaped a classic shape with hand made black walnut nose and tailblocks, multiple stringer and hand made wooden fin... this board is a beaute and snagged $1,800 in auction for charity! nice...

going once, going twice, SOLD! from theINFINTREE on Vimeo.

The black VANdal barely fit in the parking structure! Check out that tight fit! haha

Sacred Craft was buzzin...

Surf was up in the tarp surfin zone!

lots of surfboards have been made by these hands... Steve Boehne, Terry Senate, and the Greek

Steve and Barrie with Steve's masterpiece...

Try Tandem, it's Fun!

Steve Boehne clip from Billabong's "Art of Shaping"

Matty Z!

More Lindsay Action

Check out the article of Lindsay Engle in WWSM mag!

J. DUBB!

Employee shredder of the month... Jamie Weaver! Speed Tuck yewww!

Invitee Steve Boehne "2010 Billabong Art of Shaping"

this is going to be a MUST SEE event held in conjunction with the ASR Tradeshow! Orange County's greatest shapers being honored and having their craftsmanship on display! Congrats to Infinity's own Steve Boehne for being recognized as one California's elite shapers!

clicke image for bigger view! see you there...

Attention Texas!

the Fonz at the boneyard

Lindsay takes 1st! WLT

Congrats to infnity team rider Lindsay Steinrede-Engle for taking 1st Place last weekend in Huntington Beach!


Steinriede marched through an impressive field of international talent including fellow Californian Kaitlin Maguire (Ventura, CA), 22, and Kelly Nicely (Oceanside, CA), 31, before topping Leah Dawson (Oahu, HI), 23, in their Final matchup.

“I’m pumped right now,” Steinriede said. “There were so many good surfers in this event from Hawaii and Nava (Young) from Australia, so I’m really happy to have won with all of the talent in this event.”
The talented regular-footer relied on her selective wave strategy as an accomplice and her patience paid dividends.

“Today’s conditions were some of the best that we’ve had,” Steinriede said. “I just decided when I paddled out that I wasn’t going to worry about the scores too much and just focused on picking the best waves and surfing them the best that I could.”

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