Callum's winning board was "solid but not magic" says shaper Adam 'Sparrow' Fletcher, adding, "just wait till the magic happens."

They look ordinary enough, yet the swim fin has a history that stretches across time and place. Dan Dobbin dives in to find out more.

Sharp edges feel good, but dangerous, and they're often assumed to perform better, but is that really the case?

A long time ago, in a factory far, far away...

Foam is your friend, but fat rails aren't. Fortunately, Dave Wood has a solution.

The channel bottom master again toys with the technology that'll replace him.

And why collaborations are the most powerful thing in the world.

As other designs get the hipster revival treatment, Steve Shearer wonders where art thou interest in the Campbell Brothers creation.

In this instalment, we look at how fin shape effects water flow and in turn how your board rides.

Singles, twins, Thrusters, Twinzers, quads, and even five fin Claws, each design rides differently and it's all to do with the number of fins.

Torren Martyn's shaper on the inspiration and the ingredients within his long-railed twin fins.

It's hammer time for Luke Short, who's created a nineties-inspired weapon for Noa and co.