Todd Proctor….Dale Rhodes….hey buddy. You’re funny.

Dude that twin fin I’m riding and I might as well get rid of all my three fins.

Never felt so good, so loose, so fast…

I forgot how well I surf on that board.

It doesn’t ride like a twin fin.

It rides like the fastest three fin ever made.

It’s so funny. And when Batty’s givin’ you compliments, you know you must be doing something right. Anyways, see ya buddy, just checkin’ in.

Bye.

hey there, 

I finally got the “little minx” in the water….

amazing is all i can say.

I’ve never been so in control

of a board,

the colour is unreal -

all my buddies want one! I gave your number to dem.

Keep up the work.

I’ll send some pictures of me in action when i get someone to take a camera instead of a board!
talk soon,

Felim O’Neill, County Cork, Ireland

Custom Quad Fang
5′10″ x 20 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ swallow tail

Warning: This turn was only possible due to Todd Proctor and the “Accelerator”…..

shot from NICA
Erik E, Ventura, CA

Custom Accelerator
6′0″ x 18 3/4″ x 2 5/16″ thumbtail

howdy todd and charissa,

I’ve only been on the new rascal II for 2 days now,

but i wanted to take a second to tell you why

it’s already the best board I’ve ever had.

In short, the rascal II has given me hope

that my best days of surfing are still ahead of me.

let me explain…  I started surfing at 10yrs old and I surfed frequently until the age of 18.  at that point, I was very happy with how my surfing was progressing, but then i went to college, medical school, and residency training, and

the next thing I knew I was 31 yrs old, 30 lbs heavier and

had barely surfed at all in 13 years.

But then i moved to San Francisco, and, all of the sudden, I had the opportunity to start surfing consistently again.  that said,

i thought  that i could just buy a board and

i’d pick up surfing at exactly the level where i left off…

things didn’t quite work out that way though.

throughout the last year, it was becoming increasingly frustrating to paddle out day after day and not be able to surf as well as i remembered myself surfing when i was 18.  So, I made excuses for my poor performance; i told myself that the waves i was surfing just weren’t good for high performance type surfing and that i just wasn’t surfing on the right boards.  But one year and 4 surfboards later, doubt started creeping in and I was starting to feel that maybe it wasn’t the waves or the boards, perhaps it was just me, maybe the combination of my 13 year hiatus, my advancing age, and my worsening physical condition had amounted to some absolute diminution of talent;

I was starting to feel that i just wasn’t a good surfer

anymore and that feeling was becoming extremely disheartening.

…then, 2 days ago, I got my custom Proxy Rascal II,

and everything’s changed.

now, all of the sudden, i’m flying

down sections with confidence, making tight turns, busting out and sliding the tail, and i’ve even boosted a couple of airs (and I’ve been doing all of this in some pretty terrible waves).

For the first time in a very long time, i feel like

progression is inevitable and i’m happy again with my surfing,

and that is why the rascal II is the best board i’ve ever ridden.

sorry for being so verbose, but i can’t help but feel compelled to let you know how much i love the board.

consider  me a customer for life.

Thanks

Barney Dillard, San Francisco
Custom Proxy 4 Channel Rascal II, 5 fin

Hey Todd,

Just wanted to thank you again for all your

personal help in picking out the

perfect Lil’ Rascal…

and staying open late so I could drive up and pick it up.  I surfed it for the first time this  past Saturday down at churches, the south swell was lining up perfectly and

the Lil’ Rascal outperformed my expectations…

I’m sure I will see you again this year, I have my eye on the SR-71,  In the meantime, all the best and many thanks for shaping the perfect lil rascal..

Lawrence
Lil’ Rascal: 6′6″ x 21 1/4″ x 2 3/4″ swallow tail
5 fin install