THE LEGEND
VACUUM INFUSED GLASSING
Safari Surf is proud to announce that we are producing surfboards that
are manufacture with the advance process of vacuum infused glassing. This
exciting glassing process provides enhance performance and durability of a
surfboard.
For more information, check out our Infusion page.
The Flying Saucer Model
PAST & PRESENT
Safari Surf is Africa's largest and longest-established surfboard manufacturer. The growth and success of the company has been synonymous with that of legendary shaper Spider Murphy, who after 80,000+ boards and 60 years is still out with the crew at North Beach every morning testing board design innovations.
SAFARI SURF: 6 Milne St, South Beach, Durban
CALL: + 27 82 667 3577 / +27 76 392 6692
EMAIL: boards@safarisurf.com
The Spider Bomb
BESTSELLERS - Your Safari Stock & Stick Picks
BOARD MODELS & SURF ACCESSORIES
SAFARI SHAPERS
Safari is a glass house, with a growing team of up and coming shapers. Our shapers include Spider Murphy & Zanie Cawood.
Spider Murphy
Spider first shaped a board in 1963 at the tender age of 16 and founded War Surfboards before joining Graham Hynes at Safari Surfboards as their main Shaper in 1972. His latest masterpiece the Spider Missile Pro is already making serious waves in the surfing industry.
RETRO SURFBOARDS
We have a collection of Safari boards that date back to the 60s.
Whether you want a new take on a retro style or a new model, our dedicated team has a reputation for delivering high quality customized surfboards to surfers world-wide.
Give us a call or visit us in store for one-on-one advise on your custom order.
DURBAN STORE ADDRESS:
6 Milne Street, South Beach, Durban, 4001
CALL:
+27 82 667 3577
+27 76 392 6692
The "Pink Banana"
This replica of Shaun Tomsons "Pink Banana” Pipeline board was made for Jordy Smith's personal collection.
In 1974 Spider Murphy shaped the original for Shaun to take to Hawaii. For the era it had a ridiculous amount of rocker. Spider said “Well, I couldn’t get the rocker shaped into the blank, so I put some bricks on the nose after laminating the board to bend some curve into it."
Shaun’s first surf on it at Sunset was a disaster but the second surf on it was at Pipeline & a complete game changer. “On a 10′ wave I hit the bottom & jammed as hard as possible, the board accelerated vertically up the face. In one huge carve I laid it over on the rail under & into the tube as the spit blasted all around me”.
Shaun became the youngest Pipe Masters winner in 1975.
FEATURED SPRAY
Pastel pinks and blues on a Slash #surfboarddesign #spraygallery
BOARD REPAIRS & SERVICES
Our team are experts at refurbs & repairs & mark out every spot that needs attention.
➕Dings from R250
➕Snapped shortboards from R900
➕Snapped longboard from R1600
➕ Refurbished board from R1600
Repairs also done to SUPs, wind & kite surfing boards.
TEAM RIDER PIC OF THE MONTH
Safari Surf Staff
CUSTOM BOARDS
Find the best board fit for your needs. Unsure?
Visit us in store and we can give you some solid advice.
We create everything from custom surfboard shapes and sprays to epoxy and eco alternatives.
All fin configurations are also available - single fins, twin, thruster, quads etc.
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
"The most accommodating board shop in Durban! Sorted us out with a couple of loan boards to try, always aiming for more happy folks in the water. Great vibe in the shop. Even custom made and painted a board in a week for me so I could grab one last wave before I had to fly back to the uk. The best service I've ever seen from a boardshop✌- Connor le Geyt
SURF, SKATE + MORE
Longboard Shaping Ft Spider Murphy & SA Longboarding Champion Sam Christianson
PICK UP STICKS
Visit us in store to pick up your new surfboard or order delivery to your door when you checkout online.
DURBAN STORE ADDRESS:
6 Milne Street, South Beach, Durban, 4001
CALL:
+27 82 667 3577
EMAIL:
boards@safarisurf.com
1970 Porsche 911 Surfari by the Dutchmann
FEATURED BOARD ART
A select group of ten artists and designers were tapped to create artwork for 10 new Pipeline Guns, based on the original 1975 model.
In an idiosyncratic twist, sparked in part by the pristine white form of the board itself and in part by a sly reference to Dutchmann’s name, the artists were asked to work within the theme of Delftware, limiting their palettes to the cobalt hues which gave this 16th Century Dutch style of pottery its distinctive appearance.