Please check out these movies below showing Joel Tudor riding his new models for KOOKBOX!!  1st Movie shows that Joel Tudor is riding a new Moontail Noserider shaped by Wayne Rich. Joel seems so stoked to have this model, with saying this is one of the best noserider he has ever ridden. Now He is in Noosa, Australia with three of this model with a few minor changes, to attend the Noosa Festival and for the betterment of this model.   2nd Movie captured JT on Skarab, a collaboration model between KOOKBOX and Mandala Custom Shapes. This is a board ...  read more >>>

In California we have pretty consistent surf, meaning there is almost always something. Maybe it’s not that good but it’s something. 2-4 ft a little on shore a little slow but the ride boards can make it all fun. The way to be prepared is to have that board that can make a good session out of poor surf and even Bad surf. If the board can also handle some nice winter swell then all the better, If some set waves roll through or if the surf is a little soft here are a few boards that I really recommend for your quiver. These boards will make the difference and help you enjoy getting o...  read more >>>

One day, Joel Tudor took his new Diamond Tail Mini of KOOKBOX at somewhere waves breaking... Check his beautiful riding on the mini log...noseriding...cutback... Please check our online store for more KOOKBOX stuff: http://shop.recalmag.com Joel Tudor on his Diamond Tail Mini from Re:Cal Mag on Vimeo. Video Courtesy of Secter 9. Another Vimeo clip coming soon...  ...  read more >>>

Check out these actions. Xanadu Surf Designs from Re:Cal Mag on Vimeo. Boards in this movie are from Xanadu Surf Degins。 http://www.recalmag.com/shop/Surf-Boards/Xanadu-c10/ http://www.xanadusurfdesigns.com/...  read more >>>

Surf Prescriptions “New Toy” I surfed the 6’2” version of the versatile made for California quad. It just goes; it’s a great paddler, quick down the line, through sections and you can even get some nice carving in the pocket with it. The only draw back may be it’s width, one of the features that helps so much in typical low surf conditions. I feel it’s a little wide in bigger surf, higher speed and more hollow faces. The width can sometimes get your fins popping out on deep turns. Of course all you need to do is order it a bit tr...  read more >>>