Cutloose goes Totally Wild on SUP’n!

Cutloose SUP team riders were featured on this mornings episode of Totally Wild!

Although the waves were really crappy, Mark Temple & Ben Jones still got wet and showed Tess and the crew a few of their moves. Mark even maganged to get Toally Wild Presenter Tess Dobre up and riding on a couple of waves!

We’re famous.

Cutloose going Totally Wild

If you had better things to do at 8am this morning than watch childrens programs, you may have missed the Cutloose Surf feature on Totally Wild!

The star of the show was Cutloose Surf Store Manager Leah Enthoven! She had a chat to Totally Wild presenter Tess Dobre about finding the right surfboard for the right person.

Our shaper Mick Higgins then schooled Tess about the basics of shaping a surfboard. Tess avoided severe punishment and was only held hostage my Mick for 35 minutes.

Even our ding repairer / spray bay extraodinaire Sam Culbertson got in the way of the camera for a brief moment!

Here is the link to the feature on Totally Wild!

http://ten.com.au/video-player.htm?movideo_p=41457&movideo_m=110045

Cheers,

Cutloose Crew

Pyrofreak Shipment

Yep, that’s right, the newest super dooper wetsuit from O’Neill has arrived exclusively at Cutloose!

They have called this gem the Pyrofreak.

Wetsuit quality is defined by its seams. For years, wetsuit designers worked to make the seams watertight. Then the quest was to make them more flexible. Now the challenge is to make smaller and lighter seams. O’Neill has come up with the answer…. the ‘SuperSeam’. The new thinner lighter seams are the first of its kind in the world and is 60% lighter than O’Neill’s previous seams. And where the old one was 20 millimeters, this one is only 8. That translates into a lighter and more flexible suit, which translates into more high performance surfing in the winter freeze.

Oh yeah, have I told you that Cutloose Surf is only one of two retailer in Australia to get their hands on this suit, and the only crew in South Australia! the downside is that stock is really limited and there are only 8 4/3′s left!!! Get in real quick folks because these guys will be gone within a week!

Cheers,

Cutloose Surf

Gee Up on a G-Board!

Ever since the invention of sliced bread, humans have been attepting to emulate this level of progression and functionality within other non-food related product categories…. but with little avail. Until Now!

The crew at BIC Surf has cut through this stagnant period in our history with the best softboard on the market! The G-Board. The G-Board is an amazingly stable board to learn on, but has great strength and allows you to progress to a level unachievable by all other softboards on the market. The board truly progresses with you as you progress.

Cutloose Surf have plenty of these boards in stock in 7’0, 7’6 and 8’0! Watch this clip below, then get your froth on and come a check one out today!

Cheers,

Cutloose Team

Jason Russell takes out the Longboard State Titles

People want to know what we’re feeding our team riders. Click Here. Jokes. It seems like the Cutloose team are taking over the world…. or at least the South Australian competitive surfing scene. Cutloose team rider Jason Russel has taken out the Longboard State Titles for the second consecutive year!

Jason put in a really strong performance throughout the whole day in very trying conditions at dribs point. Jason continued his dominance in the in the final taking an early lead with two great scoring rides. From there he did not look back and took the title from Tom Watson in second, Ben Jones in third and Adam Barley in forth. Tim Doman interviewed Jason after the event, “I struggled through the earlier heats but in the final seemed to get the waves I needed and went from there.” Jason also won the O45 mens and came third in the Open mens 8ft mals.

A special mention to all the other Cutloose Team Riders for their solid results:

- Ben Jones came 3rd in the Open Mens and came 2nd in the Old Mals U40′s
- Karen Riley came 2nd in the Open Womens and won the O35 womens
- Jack Howarth came 3rd in the O55 mens
- Mark Temple came 2nd in the O45 mens and Old Mals O40′s
- Dale lasslet came 2nd in the Open Mens Single Fin

The states best surfer are now getting primed for the Robe Easter Classic this weekend! If the comp is held on Sunday, we are looking at solid 5ft offshore Stonies. May many a slabby right go down on this auspicious day! Goodluck.

Cheers,

Cutloose Team

Jason revels in the spoils!

State Longboard Titles!

Get down to Waitpinga tomorrow (Saturday the 16th of April) for the one and only State Longboard Titles! the conditions are looking really contestable with a 2ft and Easterly winds, guaranteed to please the contestants and punters alike! Cutloose have a stack of team riders in the event including Karen Riley, Mark Temple and Ben Jones. Best luck on the day guys!

Ben Jones floating above the lip in Noosa!

Pumping O’Neill Cold Water Classic in Scotland

Lets put things in perspective, Adelaide water isn’t really THAT cold. But lets put things in perspective, Adelaide NEVER gets waves like this….. especially not for a comp! Check it out.

Cheers,

Cutloose Crew

Seven Ghosts

Check out this clip peeps! Has to be seen to believe.

Now lets just pray for heaps and heaps of rain and maybe the Pt Noarlunga rivermouth might open up like this beast!

Board Swap’n Goodness

The Cutloose Surf Board Swap went off with a bang on Sunday 10th April! The event started at midday, but by 11:30 there was mayhem in the Cutloose carpark. Next time, makeshift carpark etiquette guidelines will be enforced (thanks to the guy with the massive winnebaygo). By Midday, the shindig was all go and punters were wheeling and dealing their lives and wives away just to grasp their piece of Australian surfing history!

The day kept going from strength-to-strength as three vegetarians attepted to feed the masses the best way they know how…. a BBQ? All is well that ends well, and we haven’t heard from anyone since. Hmmmm. Mick Higgins provided the crowd with entertainment as he yelled through the glass to crew whilst shaping a 7’2 mini mal in the Cutloose instore shaping bay!

The fully restored 1964 McDonagh 9’2 Mal was a showcase amongst the crowd along with the Mark Richards board, an original Drouyn, ‘The Pot ‘ and a couple of vintage Lip Stix and Rip ‘n’ Tear classics straight from the evalution of Cutloose! However, the board that stole the show was the Bobby Brown stringerless replica on display! Check out our ‘Bobby Brown Stringerless’ blog to check this gem out!

Cheers for everyone that came out to the Cutloose Board Swap, it was a day to remember. Also, check out the heap of photo’s on Facebook!

Cheers,

Cutloose Crew

Bobby Brown Stringless

G&S Australia have just released a limited range of 10 Bobby Brown stringless models. Replicated off the last-ever surfboard he rode and shaped until his untimely death in August 1967, this board still stands in time as one of the last great longboard models before the short-board revolution, and a true testament to Bobby’s craftsmans…hip and design innovation.

Cutloose is stoked to get its hands on the number 3 of 10 board that is shaped and signed by Bobby’s close friend and mentor Floyd Smith who helped Bobby create this model in 1967. These boards are exact replicas and feature full volan glass and glassed on fin with the signature spoon concave. This historic board will be on display at the Cutloose Board Swap this Sunday the 10th April. Get down to the board swap to witness this piece of Australian surfing history!

Don't take this puppy out at 0.5ft secrets on low tide

Floyd Smith finishing off a limited edition Bobby Brown stringerless in Noosa!