Keyo Surfboard Mid-Length 7'0 MID EGG - Hand Delivery Only

There are only minor foot marks and a slight center crack. I'm letting it go because I have boards of similar length and don't get much use out of this one. Pick-up available in western Shizuoka Prefecture or Aichi Prefecture.
Fins are not included.

7'0 - 21 - 2 3/4
Keyo midlength egg

Keyo, a historic Australian surfboard brand.
Keyo is steeped in history, and its name and culture are still carried on by the Keyo family today. In 1957, founder Denny Keogh began shaping surfboards in his home garage. In 1959, he opened the Keyo Surfboards factory and surf shop. This area on Sydney's Northern Beaches quickly became the center of the Australian surfboard industry. In the mid-90s, Johnny Gill, who had apprenticed under founder Denny, officially took over the Keyo name, and Johnny's wide support from Keyo Surfboard fans brought renewed attention to Keyo Surfboards.

It is also known that JOEL TUDOR and his son TOSH TUDOR ride boards from this brand.

This egg shape was shaped from the late 60s and is said to have been influenced by the shortboard revolution. Even today, 50 years later, Keyo continues to produce this functional model amidst encroaching modern influences.
The egg is extremely versatile, ridden as a single fin in a retro style. It has a nearly flat bottom with a slight V entry, and a slight V panel under the back foot.

This is a surfboard that can be used in a wide range of situations.

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