She’s been making custom socks for years. Thick Mexican material; thinner Hawaiian material; choice of colors; options like inner liner, pockets, skeg guard, etc.
Measures: length; width; 6" from nose and 12" from nose.
Birdie, there is a guy up the coast, outside of Santa Cruz, he makes sails and board bags. He made me 2 bags one for my 11 footer and one for my 10’6" boards. He does a good job on his padded bags, and the prices were fair. I’m sure you can call the Haut shop and get one ordered. Thats how I got mine. Good luck.
I had an oddball board bag ( 6’ ‘longboard’ type) made up for a wide kneeboard by Destination Surf. It’s worked out well, don’t think I paid more than I would have for a ‘normal’ bag of about that size. Though I was carrying their accessories at the time and their district rep ( who ordered it for me ) was and is a friend, so that may well have affected what I paid.
The custom bag guy is Davenport SurfSail 831 429 6051. At the fishfest we saw several homemade bags that were"crafted out of old polyester quilts- Scooby Doo, Batman, Sponge Bob type. Our 5’9" twin keel fits in an OE 6’ sock.
Freeline Design surf shop 831-476-8102. The can call up one of their board bag companies and have them make a special order up. I’ve got a 12 foot bag on the way through them. It’ll take 2 to 3 weeks to get it.
Either way you’ll come out with a quality piece of merchandise.
Just recieved my boardsock from Allie. Very quick turnaround. The material is thick (feels padded) and the inner liner adds more protection. A longboard sock could easily be a sleeping bag on cooler nights. Thank you.
