6'6" Liddle M3P face The Szaber runs thin but

The Szaber runs thin but and is further exaggerated by the knifey rail foil that's bladed out

The distribution of foam is akin to the classic fish inspiration with the wide point forward and a larger proportion of foam devoted to the nose while the tail pulled in and streamlined

The board is given a boxy rail from the nose down until it meets the hard edges created by the channels on the bottom

With one of the largest surf photography archives in existence

9'6" x 23" x 3"

6'6" Liddle M3P face The Szaber runs thin but6'6" x 22 1 2" 16" Nose 15 1 2" Tail x 3" (Fin included) Greg Liddle needs no introduction His name is synonymous with displacement hulls as he is widely regarded as developing an iconic surfboard design that has existed for over 50 years and continues to uproot riders' surfing philosophies with a single session. The M3P is highly influenced by Michael Peterson's surfing in the early 1970's circa "Morning Of The Earth". Watch this film and it'll make