2 +1 Hand Shaped by Neal Purchase

5'9 x 19 3/4 x 2 3/8

Red resin tint - gloss finish

 "2 + 1 = fun. Here’s my general 2 + 1 set up. It was originally influenced by Dave Parmenter’s Widow Maker design. The side fins are bigger, and back fin an inch or two smaller than the Widow Maker.. Generating more rail bite and release in average day to day conditions. It is a smooth and stable, good all-round design and can hold some serious rail in solid conditions, probably best described as a marriage between a single fin and thruster… A good all-rounder."

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Twin + 1 Hand Shaped by Neal Purchase

5'10 x 20 x 2 3/8

Grey resin tint - matte finish 

Neal's description of the Twin +1: 

'This is another variation of the twin fin design, with a small centre stabiliser fin… It has all the get up and go and speed of a twin fin just with more stability through turns. It is probably the most high performance set up I have created…. Best surfed in small to medium-sized waves…'

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Twin + 1 Hand Shaped by Neal Purchase

5'6 x 19 1/8 x 2 1/4

Purple resin tint - matte finish

Neal's description of the Twin +1: 

'This is another variation of the twin fin design, with a small centre stabiliser fin… It has all the get up and go and speed of a twin fin just with more stability through turns. It is probably the most high performance set up I have created…. Best surfed in small to medium-sized waves…'

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Hand-shaped by Neal Purchase Jnr

6’10 x 20 5/8 x 2 3/4 

One part of a triptych of functional art boards inspired by microscopic images of the human body.

This board was inspired by a light micrograph of a section through neurones in the cerebral cortex of a human brain.

Cell structures created with resin and airbrush by Steven Hendon.

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Hand-shaped by Neal Purchase Jnr

7'2 x 20 7/8 x 2 3/4

One part of a triptych of functional art boards inspired by microscopic images of the human body.

This board was inspired by a light microscope image of cardiac muscle tissue. It contracts and releases involuntarily and is responsible for keeping the heart pumping blood around the body. 

Cell structures created with resin by Steven Hendon.

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