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A collection of sacred crafts. Photo: Soren Heil.
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Carl Ekstrom, all smiles. Photo: Soren Heil.
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Daniel Tomson of Tomo showing his asymmetrical to the judges. Photo: Soren Heil.
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Wayne Rich the winner's check. He hoisted the board above his head and did a drawn-out victory spin. Photo: Soren Heil.
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Carl Ekstrom, the man of honor for this year's Sacred Craft. Photo: Soren Heil.
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Richard Kenvin aka R.K. of Hydrodynamica fame. He has been at the forefront of the asymmetrical design movement collaborating with Ekstrom, and pushing younger surfers such as Ryan Burch to take the designs to the next level. An amazing surfer in his own right, RK will probably be seen shredding La Jolla one these Sacred Craft prototypes in the near future. Photo: Soren Heil.
Last week, thousands of people turned out at the Sacred Craft Consumer Expo in Del Mar, California. The expo celebrates design and innovation, while honoring those who have contributed immeasurably to it. This year, the man of honor was legendary shaper Carl Ekstrom. All photos by Soren Heil.
