Our "1963 Hobie Hawaii Big Wave Gun" captures the thrill and mastery of big wave surfing, a testament to Hobie Alter's dedication to pushing the boundaries of surfboard design. This artwork features the legendary Big Wave Gun, engineered for the towering waves of Hawaii, and symbolizes the fearless spirit of surfers who dare to ride them. Each detail is beautifully rendered on aluminum, offering a glimpse into a pivotal era of surfing history. This piece is an essential addition for those who admire the courage and innovation of surfers and designers alike. Pair it with other artworks from the series to create a dynamic tribute to the golden age of surfing.

1963 HOBIE HAWAII BIG WAVE GUN: Original Surfboard Materials: Polyurethane foam-core with redwood stringers, high-density blue foam t-band and blue foam tail block. 10oz fiberglass cloth and polyester resign. Original Surfboard Length: 10'2".

Starting in the summer of 1950, in Laguna Beach, California Hobie Alter influenced generations of surfers, shaping surfboards and shaping the surf culture. Between the birth of the first surf shop and the introduction of a lighter, polyurethane foam surfboard, the surfing revolution was launched. So in order to celebrate 70 years of Hobie Alter, we’ve recreated these pieces of history onto indoor-outdoor aluminum boxes. Choose from iconic boards designed in the 60s! Mix and match! Impressive 42” tall!