Condition: Good condition, moderate deck pressures and a couple of smaller ones on the bottom. There are some areas of professional repair to the nose and rail, and some mild-moderate cosmetic scuffs/scratches to the finish. Description: From the Thomas Website; It’s fair to say that the Keeper is my ideal longboard. There’s something about the balance of design attributes that really sits well with me. It’s got a hint of Aussie 60’s power surfing in the subtle hips and tail pod, a touch of California influence in the surface area of the nose, a bit of my own love sweat and tears in the foiled 50/50 rails, and well, it’s just pleasing to the eye. Nothing really stands out when you look at the Keeper, it’s all subtle and measured, and in my eyes that’s something to be proud of. We’ve been making the Keeper for a long time, and it’s by far produced the most amount of positive feedback - from all over the world and from all levels of surfers - for me as a shaper. Devon Howard rode the model religiously for around five years, and the surfing he did on it, particularly at Malibu and Rincon, was very gratifying. If he wasn’t in a longboard conspiracy to take over the Channel Islands HP shortboard division I dare say he’d still be riding one. Hah. But yeah, the Keeper is a real go-to, all round log for waves from knee to head high. A long, medium width and blended nose concave flows into a subtle roll through the back end of the board. The rails in the nose and tail are quite foiled, and through the middle it’s simple and effective 50/50 rails. The Keeper is everything I’ve ever wanted in a longboard, all perfectly balanced and rolled into one. If I could only have one longboard sitting in my garage, it would be a 10’1” Keeper. I guess it’s just never let me down. Additional Info: This is a used board, and we’re excited for you to check it out! We do our best to describe the board’s condition, including any repairs, features, and signs of use. Please review the product photos and description on our website before placing your order. We’re happy to provide additional images, but they may not fully capture the board’s appearance. Some cosmetic differences may become evident once you have the board. Since we don’t accept returns on used surfboards, purchasing sight unseen means you acknowledge these potential discrepancies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help!
