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Filed in: Shaper Reviews (CA) | On: July 3rd, 2007 | Comments: (5) Infinity Surfboards began business in 1970 where Steve Boehne and his wife Barrie open their first shop in an old gas station in Huntington Beach. Since then, their shaping business has grown considerably with over 30,000 Infinity surfboards shaped and the shaping crew currently features Steve and Dan Boehne, Larry Cobb, and Ryan Engle. As Infinity’s founder and main shaper, Steve has shown all their shapers his techniques and views on shaping water craft. Steve began surfing in 1959 and years later moved towards making surfboards. He had shaped a hundred boards as a back yard shaper when he began work at Gordie Surfboards. Steve learned a lot from Gordie (known for fancy stringers & tail blocks in his classic longboards) who helped Steve develop his philosophy and shaping style. He currently still shapes over 250 surfboards every year. He and his wife have also had great success as tandem surfers winning six USA Championships, six Makaha International meets, two World Titles, and other tandem contests. Infinity Surfboard Models Cluster – Three fin design featuring V bottom and the biggest finds on the rail and with clustered fins. Infinity Shortboards The Blurr 5 Comments »By participating in online discussions you acknowledge that you have read and agreed to the TERMS OF SERVICE. Any violations of these terms may result in account suspension or deactivation. Please keep your comments civil and in good taste. To report a comment, email info@surfboardshack.comGiannini, on September 16, 2009 @ 3:28 pm |what is the thickness and width of the board you have listed on craigslist (cluster V). Augusto cruz, on May 28, 2011 @ 3:32 pm |Infinty surf shop in my opinion is the worse in socal. Crush, on August 1, 2011 @ 9:28 am |Augusto Cruz, Bill Deneff, on October 7, 2011 @ 1:11 pm |Can you tell me who shaped at infinity in the 70’s with the initials M.M.? Leave a comment |
heather, on June 7, 2009 @ 12:03 pm |
how much would do you think i could sell a cluster V model, shaped by “Cobbo” – about 9’2″ long – one stringer, thruster?
Bought it 5 years ago, used it in Mexico and Calif. for 1 year and had to move to the mountains.
Please give me a price quote so i can list it?
REALLY appreciate it!!!
Heather