Andy cant keep these Bullets in the shop.

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Michael has just popped into the store and invested in a 5'8 Russell Winter 'Bullet Model" shaped by the legendary Nigel Semmens. Michael called Nigel from the shop yesterday for advice and then managed to get a sneaky couple of waves at whiterocks yesterday on the board that Ross just bought. I myself Im riding one of Nigels flying machine bullet models and Im stoked on it. We have more leaving Nigels factory today. We will have some demo models soon for customers to try, and we can offer a custom service through the shop for any of Nigels boards waiting period approx 2-3 weeks.

— with Michael Johnson

The Bullet boards flying in Ireland.

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Delighted Ross came into the shop and bought a new Bullet NS model today, gave him a spin on my board last week and he loved it, so he's stoked and I'm stoked, he's gonna hit whiterocks now

The business end of the Bullet.

I just love looking at the profile of boards like this think they look so clean and fast.

Nice set of boards today.

B-52          6'6'' x 20 1/2'' x 2 1/2'' single to double concave

 The Bullet      5'9'' x 18 3/4'' x 2 3/16'' Single to double concave

Russell Winter rides the BULLET!

Russell Winter rides 'The Bullet' from Tim Davies on Vimeo.

This is a short video of Russ on his new bulletts we made for him for his trip to Costa Rica. Check this blog out for more shots and info as we are off on a team trip to Indo on a boat

for some testing of the new boards for this year.

Russ Winter having fun

   This was Russ having some fun on his 5’10’’ x 18 3/4’’ x 2 3/16’’ new Bullet modell. This board we changed the tail rocker just a little so it would go better in bigger waves

   than his 5’8’’ board which is his perfect all round board for here. Looks like he had some great waves. Big thanks to Geof Tydeman for the photos. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations Russ Winter on a great performance

All of us at the foam asylum and NS Boards are really proud that Russ did so well and was so unlucky not to get to the final. His surfing was of the highest standard and this video just shows how good he and his board where going in what was not perfect waves. Russ has worked with me know for a few months and we have just released his new board The Bullet which is 5’8’’ x 18 3/4’’ x 2 3/16’’. This board comes in other sizes and is in the shops now so if you are interested please get in touch. Or just speek to Russ he will be only to pleased to help you out.

Russ gets off to a good start at the Board masters

Russ got off to a good start today and looked good on his new board the Bullet 5’8’’ x 18 3/4’’ x 2 3/16

Relentless Boardmasters in Association with Vans - surfing has begun

Day 1

The Men’s 5 Star WQS Surf competition kicked off today, signalling the start of the Relentless Boardmasters in association with Vans 2010. Crowds on the beach at Fistral were witness to the best surfers in the world taking on the solid 3-4ft waves crashing on the Newquay shore. It was a wet cloudy start to the morning, but that didn’t stop the talent from shining. The waves were coming consistently all day, which ensured high performance surfing was the only key to progression through the heats.

Newquay resident and the UK’s most successful surfer Russell Winter won his heat with ease posting the highest heat score of the day (15.33), follow closely by 2009 ASP European Junior Champion Marc Lacomare (15.00) who also scored the highest single scoring wave of the day (8.50). WCT surfer Travis Logie currently No.30 on the World Tour also cruised his heat booking himself a place in the next round. Another Brit to win a spot in round 2 was Sam Lamiroy who battled through a close heat to come out on top. 2009 RBM finalist Txaber Trojaola looks motivated to go one further this year and become the Relentless Boardmasters 2010 Champion.