SURFBOARD INDUSTRY

Waialua Sugar Mill contains many surfboard comanies and the Open House will showoff the World's Best Surfboard Makers and and Specialty Surf Industry Companies all located right here in the Waialua Sugar Mill

The Surf Industry moved into the Sugar Mill and It will never be the same.

If you want
a custom surfboard,
hand made fins or a
hollow wooden surfboard made from exotic woods
and shaped by one of the legendary masters.
You have come to the right place.
The list of surfboard makers in the Waialua Sugar Mill is long and this is just a start.

Enjoy!

Island Fin Design Hawaii
Island Fin Design Hawaii

Third Stone Surfboards
third stone
third stone factory

Stephen Matthews

Eric Arakawa Designs
Eric Arakawa

Seaside Surfboards
Seaside Surfboards

J C Hawaii Surfboards
jc hawaii surfboards

John Bilderback
John Bilderback
Surf Photos.com

Christian Surfboards
Christian Surfboards

Surf Light
surf lite surfboards
Larry Peterson
larry Peterson		 Haleiwa Surfboards
Haleiwa Surfboards

"Dan" big wave pioneer
Dan Moore
Dan Moore surfed a wave taller then the cone shaped building on the Sugar Mill Logo. OUTEREEF

 

 North Shore Woodies
North Shore Woodies
tow in surfing
Fernandes (H.F. Surfboards) Sunset Beach peak Island Fin Design
Island Fin Design 		Glen Minami
Glen Minami surfboards hawaii
 Ivan
Balsa Surfboard
Owl Chapman
Owl Chapman 		North Shore Lifeguards
North Shore Lifeguards 		Eric Awakawa
Eric Awakawa surfboards hawaii
 John Pyzel


Surfing and the North Shore go hand in hand.
The Waialua Sugar Mill is home to more big name surfboard shapers, glassers and air brushers than any other place on earth. I have no data to back that up but it could be the true. The main image on the head of this page is Dan Moore surfing a 68 foot wave last winter over on Maui. Dan has a business here in the Sugar Mill. This wave is larger than the soap factory cone shaped building in the front of the park. If you ever visit the sugar mill stop by and check the building and look up at the roof and really get a grasp of what 60 foot looks like and imagin a wave towering over that.Working here in the park and seeing the business of making surfboards buszzing week after week is really cool. I see all the shapers and their customers comming and going. It is cool to be a part of it. If someone from this area can write a artical thet can sum up this great surfing industry in the Waialua Sugar Mill I will post it.

LINKS to different articals about the Waialua Sugar Mill and the Surfboard Shapers who call it home.
Honolulu Advertiser
Hana Hou Magazine Surfboard Shapers, Hana Hou Magazine Soap Factory and Surfers Journal about the Waialua Sugar Mill.
Third Stoen Surfboards

Dan Moore 68 foot wave