Test Ride
Board hire costs AUD$50 per day, AUD$200 for 5 days and AUD$250 for 7 days. If you purchase a board from our Byron Bay Factory Showroom within 7 days after a hire, you can claim your hire board money back off the price of the board (up to a maximum of $150).Read more Read less
Board hire costs AUD$50 per day, AUD$200 for 5 days and AUD$250 for 7 days. If you purchase a board from our Byron Bay Factory Showroom within 7 days after a hire, you can claim your... Read more Read less
Design
We developed the Involvement in 1966, a variation on our Noosa 66 model. It’s the extreme end of the "Pig" template where the tail measurement (12” up) is wider than the nose. Pigs were pioneered by Dale Velzy at Malibu in the late 50s, good trimmers and nose riders found the template more nimble off the tail, and far faster in trim, and nose-riding wasn’t really hurt at all, surprisingly. We considered the design a little extreme until Matty Chojnacki urged us to make him one a few years back. He absolutely ripped on it, with gliding drop-ins followed by a snappy bottom turn, fast nimble walking, in-the-slot trimming, tight nose-rides, and high kick stalls. A real thriller, the Involvement is the extreme end of the pivot-trim-noseride approach for small lined up waves today.
Shipping
We ship to Australia and all over the world. International shipping costs are influenced by the size and weight of the product and your location. Exact costs are calculated at checkout. For shipping rates on surfboards and further info click here.
Returns
We want you to be stoked with your purchase. If you receive any apparel or accessories products that you are unhappy with for any reason, simply return it to us within 14 days in the condition that you received it and we will happily exchange size or refund. Click here for more info.
Features
Widest point 5” behind halfway with a relatively narrow 17” nose
The more extreme end of sixties hi-performance longboarding.
Soft rolled bottom and fairly heavy glass-job
A thrill to master as it rolls from rail-to-rail and flies down-the-line.
Hippy
Pig template means strong pivots from the tail with extreme trim drive up front.
