Aaron Cervantes, affectionately known as King Rat, finding his line on a green, peaky section… showing very little concern about the fast-approaching pile of rocks. 5’6 Quadkumber model, in Newport. Photo: Cress
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Aaron Cervantes // 5’6 Quadkumber
Aaron Cervantes found some waves on his 5’6 Quadkumber this week, in Newport. Aaron also managed to split a peak with a Sandpiper, checking over his shoulder to make sure the Sandpiper went left. Photos: Thomas Green
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Chad Cress // 5’10 Quadkumber
Chad Cress, finding his way into the set of the session this morning, on his Quadkumber.
Somewhere in the Great Pacific Ocean. Photo: Cameron Oden
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Triple Stringer Quadkumber
5’7 Quadkumber triple-stringer for stock. Some of the first boards with the new logo lam are beginning to come through Waterman’s. Photo: Cameron Oden
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Simon Patchett // 5’6 Quadkumber
Simon Patchett, getting after it; on his 5’6 Quadkumber model. Grab rail cutback in Sumatra. Generally speaking, Patchy has pushed the Quadkumber further and harder than I really expected.
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That’s Super (8-footage) // Chad Cress
Chad Cress bought a super 8 camera off eBay, partially because everyone is fascinated with true film, partially because the camera itself looks cool. He and Aaron Cervantes went and shot at a secret spot, known to locals as the Huntington Beach Pier. Aaron was having his first go on his 5’6 Quadkumber, and Chad was having his first go with his super 8 camera… but you’d never know it. Good work, lads.
THAT’S SUPER! from Almond Surfboards on Vimeo.
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Quadkumber // Plywood Fins
5’6 Quadkumber with glass-on plywood fins, by Gully. The glass on quads are the most labor-intensive surfboard for the sander. Lots of nooks and crannies to reach with the sanding pad… but they look awfully nice when they’re done. Photo: Oden
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Walnut Inlay // 6’4 Quadkumber
6’4 Quadkumber with a Walnut Inlay and Mahogany Quad fins. Photo: Oden
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Simon Patchett // Durability Testing
“Patchy” pushing the limits on his 5’6 Quadkumber.
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Quadkumber // Nathan Adams Model
More stock boards for Summer. Photo: Cameron Oden
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Simon Patchett // 5’6 Quadkumber
Australian Almond Enthusiast, Simon Patchett. Almonds available in Australia via California Surf Imports.
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Quadkumber // Log Rhythm
5’8 Quadkumber // 9’2 Log Rhythm. Photo: Cameron Oden
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Simon Patchett’s Photography Debut
Patchy’s self-portrait on his 5’6 Quadkumber.
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Simon Patchett // Quadkumber
Patchy riding his 5’6 Quadkumber in a tropical paradise, known as Indonesia. 
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Redwood Inlay Quadkumber
5’8 Quadkumber with a redwood inlay deck and bottom.
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Father & Son // Custom Almond Surfboards
We just did a board each for Todd B. and his son Cade. Todd had us do him an extra-pinny Almond Joy for East Coast cutbacks and hurrican high-lines. Cade got a 5’2 Quadkumber with hotcoat panels.
Hope these boards brings you guys years of memories together.
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Schuyler McFerran // Quadkumber at Rincon
Schuyler took her 5’6 Quadkumber for a day-trip to her favorite spot, Rincon. 
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Quadkumber // Sandia
5’7 Quadkumber and 5’6 Sandia Fish
Hand-shaped and continually refined by Griffin Neumann-Kyle.
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5’8 Poplar Inlay // Quadkumber
Poplar Wood Inlay // Three-Tone Rail Spray
Weighs in at just about 7 lbs.
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Almond Surfboards // Saturdays NYC
A new batch of quadkumbers and fishes just arrived at Saturdays Surf NYC
If you’re in NYC, you don’t need me to tell you to stop in and check out their shop.
