25 . 03 . 25
We are lucky enough to be involved in the exhibition opening this week in Falmouth!
25 . 03 . 25
We are lucky enough to be involved in the exhibition opening this week in Falmouth!
Opening on the 28th March, this exhibition with be at the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth for the next 2 years, so if you are visiting it’s a must see!
In amongst Cornwall’s huge surfing history we will be featuring some work we have done with Surfers Against Sewage and a couple of examples of how we make sustainable, hollow wooden surfboards.
We couldn’t be more excited to be involved, and are honoured to have been asked to donate some examples of our work for the show!
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All of our sustainable, hollow wooden surfboards are made using wood from local, regenerative woodlands and are intended for a lifetime of waves.
A 7'10 Clipper we have currently on the trestles, being shaped by James...
A relatively new shape in the Otter Surfboards range, the 6'2 Swift is fast becoming a favorite...
