7'3" Liddle 1970's Mr. Moto (Used) Consignment The bottom contour is rolled

The bottom contour is rolled in the nose and transitions into a rolled vee out the tail

Looking to test out one of Griffin Stepenak's Fish

The the length up front still allows you to log out and get some expedited tip time in while the pulled in tail allows you to smoothly dig into power turns giving you a taste of the benefits on both ends of the volume spectrum

The bottom contour is a blended tri-plane entry fading into panel vee ahead of and around the fin

The narrow tail will allow for the Disco to fit into critical sections of the wave and project turns through steeper sections while the low rocker and high volume will also allow the design to coast through softer parts of the wave

7'3" Liddle 1970's Mr. Moto (Used) Consignment The bottom contour is rolledMr. Moto was an early Liddle shredder, the X 142 on the stringer indicates that this was an early extra stock board hand shaped by Greg Liddle most likely in the mid 1970's. The model has a boxy rail foil relative to the knifey rail foil many are used to seeing on contemporary Liddles. The bottom contours exhibit a rolled vee that transitions into a harder, panel vee that runs down the majority of the board. Approach this model with shreddy back foot