way way way overdue but gotta say great job on my greased pig!

was on a surf fast for Easter when it came in and finally got around to surfing it consistently.

totally love it!

eyeballing an accelerator or lil’ rascal real soon.

much mahalos!
Mel, ht: 5’7″  wt: 150 lb  age: 35
Honolulu, Hawaii
6’4″ x 19 5/8″ x 2 9/16″ wide squash tail Greased Pig

Getting better all the time. Always stoked because of you.
Love to you both.

Don, Santa Cruz

Proxy Epoxy construction with Parabolic Stringers
Titanium Series Upgrade Option 2.0: Kevlar Compression Patch
Greased Pig: 6’4″ x 20″ x 2 5/8″ stinger swallow tail

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

Tommy O, with a strategic textbook section-clearing functional backhand air…say that three times fast.
6’0″ x 18 1/2″ x 2 1/4″ Lacerator rounded squash tail

Out the Back

Eastern Surf Magazine

Crisscross a few oceans. Traverse a continent or two. Paddle down tot hat next unknown cove.
Wherever you venture this summer, let ESM’s annual World Travel issue show you the way.
And let’s be honest – the conditions at your preferred destination will probably blow doors on that
drably homebreak back East. So allow our Fall Board Forum to put the proper shred sled under your feet.
Tommy O’Brien did, and look where it got him – on an empty left, with a stunning backdrop in the distance,
without a soul in sight to interfere.  Photo: Steve Reyes

Hi Charissa,

The Lacerator was ridiculous!

I surfed it in head-high to

double over head beach break and reef.

It paddled into the waves easy, still very responsive and fast in the pocket.

Thanks Todd!

Sick Board in fast waves and Barreeeeelllssss!!!

Lacerator LE/Ante Up: 6’2″ x 18 5/8″ x 2 3/8″ (domed)