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7'4" Tanner Hull candles&incense Surfboards California are shaped by7'4" x 22" x 3 1 8" Shaped by Tanner Prairie of Costa Mesa, this board is a nod to the displacement hulls of the late 1960s. The outline is very similar to the displacement sleds of that era, however, the nose and tail are slightly more pulled in, making for better maneuverability from the front half of the board. The rails are also moderately altered from the classic foil of displacement hulls; they are a tad fuller allowing for full rail engagement