Realwatersports.com. They are our surfboard retailer of choice.

And they should be yours as well. They have solved the shipping equation. So real water sports

is based in North Carolina, but wherever you are in the world, Europe, Australia, Hawaii, Indonesia, it doesn't matter. They can ship

you surfboards anywhere in the world, guaranteed to arrive in pristine condition, and they offer a

flat fee for their shipping. And their surfboards are super competitively priced. So even with shipping,

you can often get it to you cheaper than if you bought it from a local

retailer. And more importantly, they work with a who's who of surfboard shapers. My local

shaper, a guy that we've had on this podcast a number of times is Roger Hines. And he just dropped

a small batch of handcrafted, fully tricked out, tinted, polished, pen lines, everything. The board model

is called the Time Machine, and it is a mid-length twin. It's something that he and I have actually

been working on. If you want more information on the Time Machine, obviously realwatersports.com has it,

but you can also reach out to me directly, and I will give you my two cents on those boards.

But you can see these specific beauties on realwatersports.com along with the rest of their

1500 board inventory. Place is no joke. So realwatersports.com, phenomenal resource for any

surfer and a must check for your next surfboard purchase.

Enjoy. Stu Kenson is our guest today.

Honorable, the venerable, legendary San Diego board builder, Stu Kenson.

And you hopefully have heard his name.

I know Scott Bass and I have talked about him, and he's been involved in the boardroom shows, icons of foam shaping competition a number of times.

And his colleagues and mentors are a who's who of icons in the shaping world.

But Stu's name perhaps isn't quite a household name.

And that's a shame because you've seen the

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