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SOLO ACOUSTIC SHOW FEB 24th ZOEYS CAFE

SOLO ACOUSTIC SHOW-ZOEYS CAFE FRIDAY FEB 24th Timmy Curran+ Special Guests Catherine Clark (supporting) Doors:7:30 (Show 8pm, TC 9pm) ALL AGES Tickets $12 advance $15 door (limited seating) 185 East Santa Clara Street  Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 652-1137 zoeyscafe.com

January 19, 2012

SOLO ACOUSTIC SHOW – TURTLE BAY RESORT JAN 25th

Timmy Curran Solo Acoustic Show January 25th Turtle Bay Resort (North Shore Oahu) Special Guests: Amanda Frazier & Zach Shimizu Doors: 7pm ALL AGES   Tickets: http://fla.vor.us/1115836-Timmy-Curran-tickets/Timmy-Curran-Kahuku-Surfer-The-Bar-at-Turtle-Bay-Resort-January-25-2012.html

January 3, 2012

Life Rolls On Acoustic Show Dec 14th!!

Celebrate the holidays with me as I host “A Malibu Acoustic Christmas” on Wednesday, December 14th at The Malibu Inn benefiting Life Rolls On Foundation. There will be musical performances by my good friends, including: Marc Beauregard, Caitlin Crosby, Timmy Curran, Todd Hannigan, Finian and Ciaran Makepeace, Brandon Jenner and Leah Felder, plus a VERY special surprise guest! Tickets are limited, so get yours today at www.liferollson.org $15 presale; $20 at the door!

December 2, 2011

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The Neckbeard

The Neckbeard Board: 5'6, 19 1/4, 2 1/4

Neckbeard= Interesting sessions...
 
My first session on the Neckbeard was a bit of a shocker. I think sometimes you can have shockers just because, and that it was! Don't think too much while surfing...
On a side note, after that spectacular session I accidentally pushed my spair hide a key into a black hole in the frame of my car. It took 30 min and a miracle to get it out, thanks to an old neighbor who came to the rescue with a hail Mary, hay maker. Thanks Ernie! 
     My second session, I got tricked by the Great Northern Pacific to paddle out at a 6.0 high tide. It was one of those days were you look at
it and wonder why there ain't no one out. Hmmm... So I ran to my car and suited up as fast as I could. Once I got back down to the waters edge I saw that
it was breaking 6 feet from shore and to my surprise there was a lot of back wash? Weird... I was gung-ho though, you know, and paddled out. The waves
were horrible, and a sweet southern gale came a blowing to top off my 20 min session. You'd think that after being a surf addict for 20 years I'd be a better judge of conditions.
Maybe it's the addict part that's the problem... Especially when filming, it'll get me every time.
    The next session the waves were really fun, especially for that board. It was waist to chest high and fun little peaks. One thing I liked about this board was that it
paddled really good for it's height. That is always a plus for me, a board that's weird to paddle is doomed from the get go.
It was fast and a bit loose off the tail for sure. The board felt like it would be amazing if I was regular foot and got to surf C-street front side. I bet it would
be a blast, and wonder if that's what Dane was thinking when he designed it. I am baffled at how well Dane shreds this board, in all conditions and sizes.
That dude has a lot of power and is able to tame it like a fine racing horse. I guess that is what makes Dane the best free surfer in the world.
He is one of those non chalant dudes who can air 360 a door. Good for him...
    After that session I decided to put my old faithful 3'2 Vector fins in to see if they would give it a little more hold. Well sure enough, they did. They waves
were head high+ and the board was feeling fast and free. After 3 sessions I was due for a fun surf on this board, and was thinking this is it. This is going to
be a 3 hour session of total stoke. I caught about 10 waves and was frothing, due to timing it right and getting a window of really fun waves and hardly anyone
out. Well, it all ended... ended for about a month or so. I went for a backside air 360 on a waist high little right and hyper extended my knee and sprained my
ankle. It's been almost 3 years since I have had a injury and the timing is no bueno. It is almost Santa Anna wind time and you know what that means... could of
been worse though, and I don't need surgery so it's all good. Wish I could of had a few more sessions on the Neckbeard, but was glad to get a few waves where the
board felt really good under my feet. I would recommend this board for mushy, fun, ripable surf, but gets a little loosy goosy which can always put you in interesting places
on the wave. Gonna go sticker up my next board The Rubble and stare at it for about a month while I am hitting the gym like Kimbo Slice.
For some radical surfing visit marinelayeproductions.com to see Dane riding this board like no other.
Please excuse typos, grammar, spelling, making sense, booties, head snaps, head dips & brevity.

November 9, 2011

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Cheese Stick

Cheese Stick  

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            For this little short, I decided to grab a model off the rack at the Channel Islands Surfboard factory. One of my favorite boards of all time was one that I grabbed off the rack. I was headed on a trip to Barbados with Taylor Steele, Kelly, Ozzy & Benji for Sipping Jetstreams. It was a K model that I used in quite a few events for almost a year, and loved. I am a strong believer that you can find magic boards off the rack.
While I was at the factory, I felt a few different stock models & decided to go with the Cheese Stick. It felt very similar to the short board dimensions that I usually ride, and it was one of those boards that just felt good under my arm. Sometimes stock boards off the rack can be a little bit heavier than if you order a custom board, but with my magic K model it didn't matter that it was heavier, it was full of awesomeness! I'd say that stock boards are a little stronger, due to thicker glass jobs and curing time. Stronger boards are obviously better if you are trying to get longest ride possible from your purchase. If you want a lighter board, I would always recommend ordering a custom board with the glassing strength exactly to your liking. This board felt a tad bit heavier, but by the smallest of margins.
So, with all that being said, I surfed a few sessions on this board down at Zuma. The waves were very fast, powerful and hollow even though it was head high. I was telling some friends that it's always nice when you get beat downs in head high surf... Zuma will do that to me sometimes. Not to mention it was like surfing in an aquarium, there was some serious marine life action going on in the water all around me. The Cheese Stick road well in small little tubes & fit great in the tight transitions. It had a lot of rocker from the middle of the board to the nose, which is very similar to what I usually ride and like. Boards with a lot of rocker work great for me in these types of conditions because they fit well in the pocket. When the wind picked up and the waves got blown out, the board still felt really good and carried a lot of speed through the chop. I used a few different sets of fins and ended up liking the AM2 by Futures the best. I went with the biggest set of fins I had in this board to give it extra drive and hold, due to it having a lot of rocker. Sometimes boards with a lot of rocker can get a little squirrelly, so I always like bigger fins. Fin options are endless, so go with whatever floats your boat. The Cheese Stick released very well, which is good for coming out of reverses or spinning out of airs. Yadin, who designed this board is a mad man in the air, and this board looks great under his feet. If you are interesting in this model visit Cisurfboards.com for more details. You can also youtube Yadin to see what he does on this model. *If you are extremely interested in riding this board, I will be giving it away at the Ventura Theater Sept 4th Labor Day Weekend! For tickets visit: http://www.event/55719/
Please excuse typos, grammar, spelling, making sense, booties, head snaps, head dips & brevity.
 

August 17, 2011

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Motorboat

          Riding a Motorboat I've been surfing on Channel Islands boards for almost 7 years now. I'm thankful to have been able to work with Al over the years, and be a part of the Channel Islands team. It dawned on me a few weeks ago that I have only ridden a few different models from their massive collection.  All my surfing life I've gone by, if it's not broke don't fix it. Over the years Al and I worked on a shape that I use for my everyday short board, The White Dove. I thought instead of working on a new design, it would be really fun to ride each model and do a little blog on how they work for me. In all honesty, it's more about me trying to understand what's under my feet and putting words to it. I've never been good at explaining why my boards work, but hopefully the explanations will get better with time... Please excuse typos, grammar, spelling, making sense, booties, head snaps, & brevity.
 

My height: 5'9

 

My weight: 155

 

Board dimensions: 5'4, 19 1/4, 2 1/4.

 

Fins: Futures 2/3 vector side fins, with AM1 450 back center fin

 

Worked best in: Head to head high+ medium push, glassy surf.

 

More challenging in: Hollow, powerful, choppy surf

 

At first I thought I ordered this board a bit too small. The first 2 sessions I kept going over the handle bars, but I know that you have to give boards a few sessions and change out fins before you can make an accurate decision on how the board really works. On my 3rd session I put the Futures 2/3 vector fins in with a small back fin (AM1 450) and the board started working really good. The 2/3 vector fins look strange, but in the right waves and right board they help create a lot of speed & release well when landing airs.  If I caught a wave that had some punch, the board got a little loose. The Motor Boat worked best for me in waves that were mushy and glassy.  It carries a ton of speed through flat sections when you have most of your weight on your front foot. I really liked this board for doing airs, it felt like a skateboard on some waves because it was so short. Overall the Motorboat is really fast and carries a lot of speed, due to it not having much rocker. I would recommend ordering a Motorboat 3' to 4' inches shorter than your height. This is a great summer time board depending on where you live. I would also always recommend having a few different sets of fins in your fanny pack. One set of fins could change everything about the way your board works...

 

For Channel Islands Surfboards visit: Cisurfboards.com

 

Futures Fins: futuresfins.com

 

Special Thanks: Photos/video Kyle MacLennan

 

Music: Contractions-Andy Smith/TCB

 

July 5, 2011

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