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Bumblebee 6'0Campbell Brothers Bumblebee 6'0 x 21 1 4 x 2 11 16. The Bumblebee is a replica of one of the shapes that Duncan and I rode between 1973 and 1978. It is designed to be ridden shorter than the average board. It has a wide arc tail, about 9 1 4 to 10 1 4 from corner to corner. Most people ride them the same size you would ride a fish. The Bumblebee rides equally well frontside and backside. It is very fast and works in a wide variety of waves. Purple

Good amount of Volume throughout the board with small wave rockers giving it a smooth cruisy glidey feel that can be used in the smallest of days yet the plane shape is moved forward of centre so there is a nice wider nose area with a pulled in tail and a nice full rolled rail so you can still get it on edge

I’m not much for classic longboarding so this thing fills a really exciting place in my quiver

pulled-in outline but with the same general design cues

We built our first one during the Fall-Winter season of 1977-78

Ergonomic paneling sweeps shoulders forward to maximise paddle reach

Its only natural we should offer the design at that length

Average size: 5’8” x 19 3/4” x 2 1/2” to 6’4” x 21” x 2 7/8”

California

The experiment that became one of the most notorious quiver-killers on the California coast

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FOAM Protection - 5mm closed cell

Hull entry curves transitioning to fifty/fifty rails through the middle and turned down to a hard edge in the tail for release through turns

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