Steve Steadham was one of Powell Peralta's pros in the 80s, and the sword was his trademark. Here it returns in copper foil.
This is the original shape, and it's nothing like what's made today. It measures 10 inches wide by only 30.125 inches long, with the nose reduced to 3.875 and the tail at 6.63. The wheelbase is 15.5 inches, much longer than a modern board, and that's what gives it the stability these boards had in pools and on ramps.
SP3 concave, the old type, shallower than what is used today.
