Hi Todd,

Just want to drop you a note

and tell you how bad ass

my proxy epoxy Greased Pigs is!!

It’s got so much speed and lift

i can push it to

places where i couldn’t before,

really goes awesome,

thanks tons.

My friends Mark  and Mao Mao  are looking at your new Monsta board and I am really intrigued. Can you please tell me what dimensions i should get in this model and is it better than the best characteristics of the rascal II(my dimensions 5’10″x20.5″x2.5″0 and greased pig(6’0″x19.25″x2.5″) combined? would it have more swing weight up front since the widest point is above center? Please give a quote and dimensions in Proxy Epoxy with the giant Frankenstein’s monster Decal, that really looks cool.

Thanks for the awesome boards and looking forward to hearing from you.
David Liu

6’0″ x 19 1/4″ x 2 1/2″ Proxy epoxy Greased Pig with parabolic channels

Custom order Greased Pig surfboards in the Proctor online Board Shop

Sorry for the long period of time without a reply. the surf has been rather flat here since I received my Rascal II but today we have a nice ground swell and wind conditions to test spanky out.

I love it and my surfing friends have also tried the Rascal out!

I love it, easy to catch waves and

really flies when the wave starts hollowing out.

I also really love the tail section. Beautiful channels!!!

Going to try my fcs bonzer fins soon that should be interesting. When I figure out our new camera Ill send you a couple of pictures!!         peace Ray

The weekend of june11-13 was music to our ears. Dirty dozen brass band from neorleans came to town and we danced to that street music of treme!!

early sunday brought head high, offshore winds, 59′ water cloudy rainy beautiful day. A friend and I made it out at 5:30 am and surfed for 4 hours to ourselves.

Barreling a/frames that the rascal ll with bonzer fins ate up!!!

Wish you all could have seen it.The back side lefts were unreal. My friend stated many times that
“you have that board wired now”, and “wow when you hit that lip I saw the whole board; I could see spanky!!”

Try the fcs bonzer fins out on the Rascal ll;

no center fin just the bonzers 4 fins,

keep your foot back on the tail and explore!!!

Love this board!!

Peace, Ray, 60, ht: 5’10″, wt: 155 lb; Nags Head, North Carolina

Custom Proxy Epoxy Rascal II: 6’3″ x 21″ x 2 5/8″
w/ four parabolic channels and 5 fin option install

Jordy Sanchez, 35, 6’0″, 200 lb
quiver for Mainland Mexico

Falcon/El Pavote Proxy Carbon Rail: 6’0″ x 20″ x 2 1/2″ diamond winger
Round Twin Proxy: 5’10″ x 19 5/8″ x 2 5/8″
Apache Proxy with parabolic channels: 5’11″ x 20 1/4″ x 2 3/8″

Dear Todd and Charissa,
This is Ahiena from Hilo, Hawaii. I got my 6’1″ Falcon about a month ago and have been riding it since then and

I’m so blown away by the board that

I’m in a confused state of euphoria -

almost lost as to my whereabouts! I’ve been surfing for about 15 years now, and boogie boarding 4 years before that. I grew up in the ocean and lived around the ocean all my life and rode everything from a piece of plywood to a couple of custom-made quivers.

I have to say that before I got the Falcon, I thought that in my life I’ve rode a handful magic boards.

But after riding the Falcon, I realize that I’ve only had one magic board besides the Falcon and it was a Channel Islands. The proxy s-glass floats me and my bigger frame like no other board has, especially at 6’1″!

And it puts me where I want to be on a wave

and whatever I imagine I want to do, it takes me there!

Thank you for the truly magic board – you’ve gained a lifetime customer. I’m already thinking about a big boy Greased Pig for our sloppy, mushy conditions out here in Hilo on the Big Island.

Mahalo nui Todd and the Proctor crew!
Ahiena
Proxy epoxy Falcon: 6’1″ x 20 3/4″ x 2 3/4″ round winger w/ concave deck
4 parabolic channels

I was in there this week to look into ordering a new board and left with a slightly used 6’6’ rascal.

Couldn’t be more stoked.  The day I bought it I surfed 2-3’ weak waves with my son and had a great time –

plenty of volume but still able to whip it around.

Before that I would have been bored on a longboard.

I will still get a new high performance quad when I can justify the cost but this will no doubt be my 80% board,

i.e., 80% this will be under my feet.

Thanks again,
Jim

Rascal II: 6’6″ x 21 1/2″ x 2 7/8″ moontail
Proxy epoxy construction