MODEL: Butterfly
SHAPER: Con / ANDERSON SURFBOARDS
LENGTH: 6'10"
WIDTH: 22"
THICKNESS: 2 3/4"
Con Surfboards’ "Butterfly" model, produced around 1969–1970, is a highly regarded vintage mid-length board, often sized between 7'0" and 8'0". Known for its wide, thick, and floaty design, this model was considered ahead of its time, offering easier turning compared to traditional longboards of that era.
Key Features of the Con Butterfly:
Design & Shape: Widely described as a "fun" mid-length, it has a generous, thick outline suitable for cruising, often featuring a diamond tail.
Performance: Designed to be a transitional board, it bridges the gap between longboards and the emerging shortboards of the late 60s, offering good, float.
Era: Originated in the late 1960s to early 1970s, a period of rapid innovation in surfboard design.
Collectibility: This is a replica of the original models which are sought after by collectors.
Made in Southern California by Anderson Surfboards
