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Koastal Meat Loaf 37 Wood Stringer Series Longboard Complete
Product Description
Size: 37" x 9"
Wood: Aspen, Mahogany, Purple heart, and a mixture of Green, Blue, Red, Yellow, Orange died Maple Veneers - 5 Ply Msple Core
Bottom: Natural Maple Bottom
Shape: Slight concave and full kick tail and lift in the nose
Grip: Recycled clear grip material by Lucid Grip
The crew at Koastal is proud to introduce the “Meat Loaf” Series. Just like mom used to make except we take the best of what’s leftover in the wood shop to produce this tasty little morsel. Its our little contribution to minimizing waste because every little bit helps.
As far as we know the “Meat Loaf” is the first horizontal laminated wood stringer top sheet deck. This means the stringer pattern is going rail to rail not nose to tail. And if that’s not enough the “Meat Loaf” is the first fairly limited edition production board. Why is it fairly limited you ask? That’s because every 6th deck the stringer pattern changes. So more than likely you will never see the same board twice.
Wood: Aspen, Mahogany, Purple heart, and a mixture of Green, Blue, Red, Yellow, Orange died Maple Veneers - 5 Ply Msple Core
Bottom: Natural Maple Bottom
Shape: Slight concave and full kick tail and lift in the nose
Grip: Recycled clear grip material by Lucid Grip
The crew at Koastal is proud to introduce the “Meat Loaf” Series. Just like mom used to make except we take the best of what’s leftover in the wood shop to produce this tasty little morsel. Its our little contribution to minimizing waste because every little bit helps.
As far as we know the “Meat Loaf” is the first horizontal laminated wood stringer top sheet deck. This means the stringer pattern is going rail to rail not nose to tail. And if that’s not enough the “Meat Loaf” is the first fairly limited edition production board. Why is it fairly limited you ask? That’s because every 6th deck the stringer pattern changes. So more than likely you will never see the same board twice.
