Hey Todd and Charissa,
This is Jeff.

You guys customed me a lil’ rascal end of last season.

I just wanted to write you guys an email and let you know that so far this season it has been epic. The board rips, and is super fun. So glad my sister hooked that up.

My skill level has jumped tenfold

and my stoke even more!

Now on to business….
Within the next probably three to four months I am thinking about picking up a shortboard. With the results I had from dealing with Proctor I am for sure going to be getting it through you guys. The only thing I am unsure of is what exactly I am looking for. Like I said before my skill has jumped but I dont think I am out of the beginner woods just yet. Basically any info you could throw at me in regards to what I should be looking at would be awesome. No rush! I know you guys have a lot on your plates. I’m basically looking to keep developing skill wise, and step up to some bigger waves and bigger challenges.

I hope this email finds you both in good health, and better spirits.
-Jeff

Custom Proxy Epoxy Rascal: 6’6″ x 21 1/2″ x 2 3/4″ swallow tail
Moriches, NY

I bought 2 boards from Todd. Best ever service…. excellent. A person who listens and cares. Got my boards in no time – top to bottom very happy with all results.

Joe Devalle, Myrtle Beach, SC

Monsta: 5/10″ x 19 1/8″ x 2 3/8″ squash tail
Proxy epoxy with Carbon Hinged Flex-tail & Parabolic Suspension System

Greased Pig: 6’0″ x 19″ x 2 3/8″ stinger swallow tail
Proxy epoxy with Kevlar Compression Patch & Carbon Hinged Flextail

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

Hello Charissa/Todd

The board was outstanding! It was exactly what I needed.

I am in the process of selling 4 past longboards since

The Proctor board outperforms

all 4 boards in all conditions.

I entered my first surfing contest very excited only to learn the longboard is judged by the classic style not progressive. I bought a 10’0 CJ nelson Noserider board to learn the basics. I am looking for a noserider longboard and would like to discuss with Todd what would be best for me. I would like to see if I can get a board before the 3rd week of AUG. wish is our next big contest. If possible I would like to set up an appt. Thur.-  3-5pm your time, PST. By the way-several East Coast pro longboarders came over to take a look at the Proctor longboard and were asking lots of questions.

Bryan Mordecai, Virginia Beach, VA
Proxy epoxy High Performance Longboard: 9’0″ x 22 1/4″ x 2 7/8″ roundpin

custom 6′2″ x 18 3/4″ x 2 5/16″ Proxy Titanium Series G-4.f [fulcrum]
Kevlar compression patch, Parabolic Stringers, Carbon Rails

Barrels are few and far between in the Sunshine State, unless of course your name is Peter Mendia and you’re surfing select South Florida reefbreaks on a regular basis.
Photo: Nicola Lugo

Todd,

You know the epoxy Carbon Rail Titanium board, whatever it is you call this thing…. I gotta tell you a crazy thing about this board. I took it into some super heavy barrels right after I got it where I thought I had broken it for sure a few times, anyway… it did get a subtle crease on the bottom in the middle, but not out to the rail, just inside.

But I’ve been riding it all the time still for the last two months and it hasn’t affected the way it rides at all. It still works insane…. it hasn’t affected the flex or anything. Still real springy and lively. But I’m trippin’ because I’ve never ever had a board that gets creased right down the middle where it ends up that the board’s not just totally ruined.

How ever you set up the stringers and the carbon or whatever you do on the rails and how this thing is made it has kept the board from snapping and the buckle hasn’t gotten any worse. I haven’t even tried to fix it. I’ve just been riding it as it is.

People have even been coming up to me thinking I don’t know about it and telling me “wow man, did you see your board is buckled?” and I tell em “yea, I know, it doesn’t matter, it still rides great, you can’t even tell.”

So I thought that was pretty crazy and wanted to let you know.

Peter Mendia