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This is the story of a remarkable day in surfing, big waves at Bells Beach and a borrowed surfboard that would change the surfing world forever.
15 de oct. de 2014 · Three decades ago big Simon Anderson won the Bells event on his destiny-changing, three-finned thruster. It's usually considered the thruster's big breakout moment, but Anderson had actually ridden his new board weeks before at Burleigh Heads during the Stubbies contest.
Conceived in October 1980 after an encounter with fellow-shaper Frank Williams, Australian Simon Anderson created the Thruster in the beginning of 1981 by squaring-off the tail and adding a third/central fin to what was essentially a twin-fin surfboard. Nowadays ubiquitous in every line-up, the concept of a three-finned surfboard struggled to ...
7 de may. de 2018 · Simon Anderson’s Energy Surfboards Thruster. Alf Alderson looks at how the Thruster revolutionised surfing for everyone from pro surfer to weekend warrior, and over thirty years after its introduction it’s still the most popular fin set up in the water.. Easter 1981, Victoria, Australia, and Simon Anderson paddles out into huge waves in the Bells Beach Surf Classic to change surfing for ...
In April 1981, just a few weeks before the Dewey Weber Longboard Classic, an oversized Aussie pro surfer and boardmaker named Simon Anderson walked down the stairs at Bells Beach holding a new type of board he’d winkingly called the “Thruster.” It was a peculiar-looking craft, with a narrow nose and three small fins placed in a triangular cluster.
19 de abr. de 2011 · In over 200 pages, this incredible surf book illustrates why and how Simon Anderson stuck three fins on a surfboard. Photos and additional words by Phil Jarratt, Terry Fitzgerald, Derek Hynd, Andrew Kidman, Hugh McLeod, and Reggae Elliss provide 360-degree knowledge of the Thruster model. The surfboard changed forever in October 1980 when Simon ...
Anderson, Simon P & Engers, Maxim, 1994. "Strategic Investment and Timing of Entry," International Economic Review, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania and Osaka University Institute of Social and Economic Research Association, vol. 35(4), pages 833-853, November.Anderson, Simon P. & Leruth, Luc, 1993. "Why firms may prefer not to price discriminate via mixed bundling ...
