Check out Shredda’s new fin configuration. The company claims to use 100% recycled materials and that the cost is under $100 (presumably AUS). They also make the claim that their new steering system “has increased the speed ,stability and turning ability by at least 20%….”
Read more about it at http://www.shredda.com
The California Coast State Waters Mapping Project aims to map the seafloor off California’s coast. They recently released data that illustrates the seafloor surrounding Mavericks. Visit http://www.mbnms-simon.org to read all about it and check out some cool images and this cool video.
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