Tiny Trim's Greatest Hits

InfinTREE Private First Class CD Kinley and friends Andrew Demeter, Parker Harvey, and Dustin Strong(photos) won't let a small and sh*tty day of swell stop them from surfing. No sir, bust out the Tombstone and the logs and let the good times fly, CD and crew showing us how to froth over nothing.

Babe Wednesday

Summer's upon us, the sun is shining, and the water's warm.

Enjoy.

Doho Loco

Matty Z and Stevie Danger at it again.

Enjoy.

Babe Wednesday

We may make you a little behind on your work, but it's A-OK....

Enjoy.

Allyson Heinmeyer

Allyson Heinmeyer perfecting the lady slide.

Stylin' Matt King

Infinity team rider Matt King has been absolutely loving our Gold Label Single Fin. Speaking with him last night he said, "I've ridden alot of single fins in my career, and this is hands down one of the best I've ever ridden." Matt's really starting to get her dialed, and these photos, courtesy of local lensman Jared Sislin, are all the proof anyone needs. To learn more about the Gold Label Single Fin, click here.

Jared Sislin Photo

Jared Sislin Photo

Jared Sislin Photo

Vee Bottom

Master Boehne's prototype Aussie Vee Bottom just came in from glass and we must say, she is a real beauty. Creme opaque on the bottom running through the concave and brown opaque to fill the back third and vee. Gloss finish, black pinline, clear deck. Gold Label stamp of approval. Deep single concave running through the nose and mid, transitions to extreme vee out the back third of the tail. Scooped tail, 1" balsa stringer, single fin. 8'10" x 23 1/4" x 3 1/8".

Test ride photos and video to follow soon… 

Babe Thursday

Folks, due to some unforseen circumstances, we were unable to provide you with your weekly dosage of beauty, and for that we apologize. And so, to make up for this horrendous blunder, here's a triple dose of the beautiful Amber Heard in the first and (hopefully) last ever Babe Thursday. Enjoy.

The Graveyard

Enter the summer graveyard…where the shifts are from sun up to sun down and the Tombstones are colorful. Stocked up, with more to come…swing by and pick your color like a kid in a candy shop.

Enjoy.

Barry McGee x Prism

The Prism Gallery in Hollywood just recently held the opening reception for the newest installment by artist Barry McGee. Stemming from the Mission School movement out of San Francisco, Barry's work evolved from the streets as a writer under the monikers of "Twist", "Twisto", "Ray Fong", and others, and into fine art galleries, helping to bridge the gap between street art and the "lowbrow" movement and the fine art world. Here's a few shots from the show, in case you missed. 

Enjoy.

For more info on Barry and his work, click here.