Holy Roller
paddles like a gun, but in a compact length - way easier to stuff up tighter in the barrel and rail steeper in the hook.
shaper breakdown
Holy Roller
A compact step-up alternative
You know those days when it’s well overhead and sweeping, and you feel like you could be riding a board that’s about a foot longer and 1/4” thicker to be able to nab the goodies that always seem to be just out of reach? …but then, once on the wave face, you don’t want all the extra nose length of a true gun getting clipped by the lip while you’re navigating through the barrel? Whatever can we do?
This video features Australian style guru Jarrah Tutton hucking buckets at a thumpy sandbank in Oz riding his 6’0” x 19” x 2 9/16” 29.5L Holy Roller. Jarrah is 6’0”/175 lbs.
That’s what this board is for: paddles like a gun, but in a compact length. Using a fuller nose outline, wide point forward, a swept back tail, and volume down the center and under the chest. Medium to lower volume rails to keep it knifey and responsive, edgy and thinned out in the tail to draw surgical lines with flow. So, in conditions where you might normally require a 6’3” – 6’4” step-up, you would ride this; 4-6” inches shorter with same paddle yet way easier to stuff up tighter in the barrel and rail steeper in the hook.
ORDERING OPTIONS
| Popular Dimensions | Volume | Rider Weight |
| 6’0″ x 19″ x 2 9/16” | 29.5L | Rider weight: 150 – 180 lb / 68 – 81 kg |
| 6’2″ x 19 3/8″ x 2 5/8”+ | 34.3L | Rider weight: 170 – 220 lb / 77 – 99 kg |
| 6’4″ x 21 1/4″ x 2 7/8” | 42L | Rider weight: 170 – 220 lb / 77 – 99 kg |
| 6’4″ x 21 1/2″ x 3” | 42.9L | Rider weight: 180 – 240 lb / 81 – 108 kg |
| 6’6″ x 19 5/8″ x 2 3/4” | 38.2L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’6″ x 20 1/4″ x 2 7/8″ | 39L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’7” x 19 7/8” x 2 3/4” | 37.1L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’10” x 21 1/2” x 2 7/8” | 43.6L | Rider weight: 180 – 225 lb / 81 – 102 kg |
| 7’10” x 21” x 3 1/8” | 56L | Rider weight: 200 – 275 lb / 90 – 124 kg |
This video features Australian style guru Jarrah Tutton hucking buckets at a thumpy sandbank in Oz riding his 6’0” x 19” x 2 9/16” 29.5L Holy Roller. Jarrah is 6’0”/175 lbs.
That’s what this board is for: paddles like a gun, but in a compact length. Using a fuller nose outline, wide point forward, a swept back tail, and volume down the center and under the chest. Medium to lower volume rails to keep it knifey and responsive, edgy and thinned out in the tail to draw surgical lines with flow. So, in conditions where you might normally require a 6’3” – 6’4” step-up, you would ride this; 4-6” inches shorter with same paddle yet way easier to stuff up tighter in the barrel and rail steeper in the hook.
| Popular Dimensions | Volume | Rider Weight |
| 6’0″ x 19″ x 2 9/16” | 29.5L | Rider weight: 150 – 180 lb / 68 – 81 kg |
| 6’2″ x 19 3/8″ x 2 5/8”+ | 34.3L | Rider weight: 170 – 220 lb / 77 – 99 kg |
| 6’4″ x 21 1/4″ x 2 7/8” | 42L | Rider weight: 170 – 220 lb / 77 – 99 kg |
| 6’4″ x 21 1/2″ x 3” | 42.9L | Rider weight: 180 – 240 lb / 81 – 108 kg |
| 6’6″ x 19 5/8″ x 2 3/4” | 38.2L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’6″ x 20 1/4″ x 2 7/8″ | 39L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’7” x 19 7/8” x 2 3/4” | 37.1L | Rider weight: 160 – 210 lb / 72 – 95 kg |
| 6’10” x 21 1/2” x 2 7/8” | 43.6L | Rider weight: 180 – 225 lb / 81 – 102 kg |
| 7’10” x 21” x 3 1/8” | 56L | Rider weight: 200 – 275 lb / 90 – 124 kg |
This video features Australian style guru Jarrah Tutton hucking buckets at a thumpy sandbank in Oz riding his 6’0” x 19” x 2 9/16” 29.5L Holy Roller. Jarrah is 6’0”/175 lbs.
That’s what this board is for: paddles like a gun, but in a compact length. Using a fuller nose outline, wide point forward, a swept back tail, and volume down the center and under the chest. Medium to lower volume rails to keep it knifey and responsive, edgy and thinned out in the tail to draw surgical lines with flow. So, in conditions where you might normally require a 6’3” – 6’4” step-up, you would ride this; 4-6” inches shorter with same paddle yet way easier to stuff up tighter in the barrel and rail steeper in the hook.
Just shaped it:
7’2” x 22 3/4” x 3 5/8” 62L (the one in the middle) #Holyrollersurfboard for Jason in OBX …for solid chest high to overhead ++ hurricane swell and travel to Nicaragua.
Jason is 35, 6’1”, 300lbs. rips and surfing for life.
#boardsforthejourney 
Just shaped it:
First of its kind for a local Ventura surfer named Brennan. It’s a step-up for a hollow rare gem point that roars to life every now and again. The outline is that of the #Holyrollersurfboard / #monstasurfboard i.e. fuller in the nose to roll in early, swept back roundpin to sit easy crispy in the tube; subtle beak nose; low volume rails to knife into the wave face while the lip pitches out; thickness down the center and under the chest to motor around a wide open playing field; a single to double #Jetstreamsurfboard hydrofoilesque hull; with parabolic inset compression chamber sluiceboxes with side channels that split off sustaining a four pack of glass-on bonzers; capped off with a small center box to hold a five incher…I’ll keep you posted as she gets lammed up, finned up and generally comes all together. I’ve found that by scalloping the sluicebox concaves to follow the outline through the midsection of the board and then angle them to a compression transition zone through the fins, creates this huge wide open sweet spot from under the front foot through the entire board, and the added water flow heading into the fins creates a dynamic vortex enabling the board to generate even higher levels of turbulent-smoothing speeds than previous jet stream / sluicebox combinations. It will be very interesting to see what all this does with the added leverage and surface areas of a bonzer fin setup as well. Keep ya posted mates…
6’4” x 19 5/8” x 2 5/8” 33.3L
#Holymonstabonza step-up
#holyrollersurfboard A compact barrel board that’ll sit deep in the pit but also do open faced carves like nobody’s business. Here’s a 6’2” for Andrew from South Africa now living in California. With TC throwback spray.
The Wizard of Oz:
Jarrah draws some Margie’s arcs on a J-bay kine wall at an off-track dreamtime corner wedge…when walkabouts turn violent.
6’0” x 19” x 2 9/16” 30L #Holyrollersurfboard formerly known as the Killa Cali Hustla’ – this board is quickly gaining international accolades so we had to adjust its name to cover a broader spectrum. WWJD was also a question we had to ask ourselves.
@keepittropical @salty_crew music: Yothu Yindi
Just shaped ‘em:
Two shooters for P-Pass.
5’11” x 18 7/8” x 2 7/16” 28.8L (center) #Supertyphoonsurfboard thumbtail in poly construction, and a 6’2” x 18 7/8” x 2 9/16” 29.9L (right) #Supertyphoonsurfboard slight step-up in poly construction.
For Dylan, 20-something, 6’0”, 165lbs. …and a #Holyrollersurfboard (left) for Salsa Brava. 5’11” x 18 5/8” x 2 7/16” 27.7L in poly construction for Richie, 30-something, 5’10”, 165lbs. 
#forthepeople
6’10” x 21 1/2” x 2 7/8” 45L #holyrollersurfboard compacto step-up for Kevin for Cali kind solid swell ++ | 58/6’1”/206lb/surfing since age 8
Behind the scenes: Here’s what the prep work looks like when glassing on bonzers to a #Holyrollersurfboard step-up affectionately known as a #Holymonstabonza
This Holy Roller is headed to mainland Mex for some R&D on a new compact barrel board:
So we’ve finally settled on the name for the compact gun that paddles like a big gun, yet is shorter / stouter / thicker through the chest, with a fuller nose outline and swept back roundpin… to glide in easy-early, yet be able to sit deeper than ever back where the best view is without the risk of getting the nose clipped by the lip. For instance this one pictured here is a 6’6” that paddles like a 7’6”, yet slots in the barrel like a 6’4”. We batted around the names Compacto, Compactoid, the Killa Cali Hustla (which we realized is a bit too typecast to just the Californio’s), etc….amongst others…AND we’ve decided to go with: “THE HOLY ROLLER” because it rolls in and causes onlookers to exclaim, “HOLY!!!”
And it’s a brand that’s been attached to ‘certain’ folks in the past which has now become profusely punk rock; a badge for those who rebel against today’s filth mongers…they are called The Holy Roller’s. Get on board it’s exhilarating 😉 #holyrollersurfboard
6’3” x 20 1/4” x 2 3/4” 37+L Sickle performance single fin / #Holyrollersurfboard six channel with black racy rails and purple tint cutlaps in epoxy superduty construction. For Mark in OBX, NC chest high to overhead steep clean beachbreak. Mark is 41, 6’2”, 185lbs + wetsuit surfing for 29yrs. advanced. #sicklesinglefin
Equipped for the journey:
6’4” x 19 1/2” x 2 11/16” 34L #Holyrollersurfboard for Brian in Newport, 6’1”, 185lbs. 
Stoked surfer reports: this just in >>
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It felt good to finally get some fun waves!… Super stoked how my new @proctor_surfboards #hollyroller went……..
🎥@funboysforlyf // @salty_crew 6’0” x 19” x 2 9/16” 30L #Holyrollersurfboard Jarrah is 6’0”/175lb
Andy and the “Glide Projector” –
My buddy Andy had an idea for a board. A fuller outline gun for big Rincon or Sunset or waves like that with a big open face (slide 1) Not a funshape or fungun type of outline, but something with more fullness than a standard gun, for extra paddle-ability (see slide 2) and something that will glide effortless across big faces and through long steep sections. A board with the same grip and glide of another board we had made for summertime surf; the #Footballsurfboard…basically a stretched out big brother counterpart to his magical 5’6” x 19 7/8” x 2 5/8” 31L Football (see slides 3 & (4 coming soon ). The #Glideprojectorsurfboard uses an outline very similar to the new #Holyrollersurfboard, a versatile moderate rocker that is flat enough to maintain speed through open faced arcs in big waves, yet with enough curve in it to fit in hollow steep waves and feel right at home in the barrel also. It uses the hull contours of the deep concave of the #jetstreamsurfboard with inset parabolic sluicebox duals and four channels. This gives this gun a range of gears to downshift or shift into overdrive controlling the speed of the board with the pace of the wave. Much like a hydrofoil but with rail in the water. It also has a subtle chime through the front rail that lets the board roll from rail to rail clean and unencumbered. This one is 7’0” x 19 1/4” x 2 5/8” 37L
It was on a dry and dusty wind blown street: When the the stranger clicked his spurs and waited for the tumbleweed to blow by. One eyebrow raised, he stared a thousand mile stare. Then he said, “Draw!” The #holyrollersurfboard and @petemendia like a peacemaker and a wild west gunslinger.
6’6” x 19 1/4” x 2 3/4” 37L does what a 7’6” gun can do, but in a stouter, more compact shape. Kinda like a sawed off shotgun for conditions that require step-ups and guns.
Just shaped ‘em: Monday morning 7-pack edition >> (1) 6’10” x 21 1/2” x 2 7/8” 45L #Killacalihustlasurfboard with #jetstreamsurfboard caves, in poly construction for Kevin for Swamis, Cardiff, Lowers…surfing since age 8, Kevin is 58, 6’1”, 206lbs. (2) 6’2” x 18 1/8” x 2 1/2” 27.5L #Superaboundsurfboard step-up in poly construction for Mark from Santa Barbara…for big hollow Indo. Mark is 5’8”, 140lbs surfing for life. (3) 6’1” x 19 3/8” x 2 11/16” 32.5L #Flyinlionsurfboard in ultralight epoxy with high density foam stringer…for Tommy for Oxnard beachbreaks and Ventura points. Tommy is 6’0”, 200lbs surfing for life. (4) 5’10” x 19 3/4” x 2 11/16” 32.5L #Monstasurfboard with new #Flyinpigsurfboard rocker and bottom…in ultralight epoxy with high density foam stringer…for Tommy for Oxnard beachbreaks, Ventura points and some LA county too. 6’0”, 200lbs ripper.
(5) 5’8” x 20 1/2” x 2 5/8” 33.5L #Hideojet with sluicebox channels and slot channel exhaust pipe in epoxy construction for JeanPaul…for everything. JeanPaul is 5’11”, 170lbs. (6) 5’11” x 19 3/4” x 2 5/8” 33.3L #Zipstajet in ridiculite epoxy construction for Ricky from Oceanside…for surfing everywhere in everything. Ricky is 6’0” 185lbs uber ripper. (7) 7’10” x 23” x 3 1/4” 64.6L #Monstachief in Superduty construction for Philip from Topanga. #holyrollersurfboard
Edwin with a journeyman’s two-pack on his way to New Zealand 🇳🇿 6’2” x 19 7/8” x 2 11/16” 34.6L #Monstachief HD / #jetstreamsurfboard on the left, and a 6’7” x 19 7/8” x 2 3/4” 37.1L #Killacalihustlasurfboard on the right. Headed for resplendent adventures in NZ’s sweeping left hand points. Godspeed amigo yeeew!!
⬆️ Check out more about what makes this board tick by clicking the link in the bio ⬆️ #holyrollersurfboard
Look man purple haze: #Holyrollersurfboard in purps resin with black racy rails.
This is a custom 7’10” x 22” x 3 1/8” 51L #Holyrollersurfboard in #Monstachiefsurfboard proportions for Alex on the East Coast…for hurricane swells…for getting into them early…and rolling over rail to rail quickly. Alex is 39/5’9”/235lb/for surfing DBL OH EC to complement his 7’0” x 23” x 3 3/8” 69L #monstafish & 7’6” x 23” x 3 1/4”+ 65L #monstachief which he rides in Montauk, CR & Barbados