Showing posts with label malcolm campbell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label malcolm campbell. Show all posts
Sunday, 31 October 2010
Friday, 16 July 2010
Malcolm Rips
I hooked with Malcom Campbell and UK Bonzer tour instigator Guy Penwarden for an interview last night and a feature will be appearing on Drfit very soon. I got the Guys to talk more about themselves than surfboards to get another angle for the article, also talked about many other things including Taylor Knox's surfing feats on Bonzers and the amazing legacy of the Bonzer design as it reaches it's 40th anniversary.
In the mean time here is some vintage footage of Malcolm on a Bonzer and if you have ever watched much surfing from the seventies then you will know this is cutting edge surfing for that period of innovation.
Not forgetting a bit of Taylor as well.
In the mean time here is some vintage footage of Malcolm on a Bonzer and if you have ever watched much surfing from the seventies then you will know this is cutting edge surfing for that period of innovation.
Not forgetting a bit of Taylor as well.
Malcolm, on some rights from Campbell Brothers Surfboards on Vimeo.
Taylor Knox - 5 Fin Bonzer - Mexico from Campbell Brothers Surfboards on Vimeo.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Bonzer Euro Tour 2010
This Spring Malcolm will be heading to Europe for an extensive shaping tour.
- Portugal :: May 13 – 22
- France :: May 24 – June 3
- England :: late June through mid July
- UK contact Guy Penwarden at houseofbonzer@hotmail.com
- Portugal and Spain contact Manila Surfboard Design at manilasb@hotmail.com
- France contact UWL Surfboards at contact@uwl-workshop.com
For more info check http://bonzer5.com/topic/news/ or have look at my interview with Malcolm from last Autumn on Drift @ http://www.driftsurfing.eu/surf_article.asp?ID=1843.
Rob Machado, Chile from Campbell Brothers Surfboards on Vimeo.
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Three Is The Magic Number
The Campbell Brothers are two of only a few original designer/shapers in the world and have stayed true to there philosophies throughout the ups and downs that the surf industry has dealt them over the last nearly fourty years. Yes thats right- the Bonzer design will be fourty years old next year. Having stuck with there design even through periods of relative obscurity the Bonzer has gained popularity with the recent interest in designs alternative to the thruster. Malcolm Campbell was in Cornwall for a week shaping boards. Steve Croft and I was fortunate to snag some of his time to interview him for Drfit Magazine. http://tinyurl.com/ycz98bl
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