Dreamweaver

The Dreamweaver by DHD is a performance shortboard. One early morning, Darren Handley got a call from Owen Wright, who described a dream he had just experienced. Kelly Slater appeared to him in the dream and advised him to use shorter surfboards.

In response, DH started working on creating a board that is 3–4 inches shorter than Owen's current boards. It contains a tiny bit of DX1, a tiny bit of DNA, plus a dash of Wilko F13 for spark. Dreamweaver is the outcome.

The broader, but not too thick, nose contour is the secret to the Dreamweaver. You can fly across flat areas and whip it rapidly into the following turn thanks to the nose. Maximum speed control is provided by the round tail and straighter plane form, and we can fit the necessary volume into the board thanks to the flat deck and medium rail.

The bronze logos are our homage to Owen, who triumphantly claimed a bronze medal while surfing on this board during the Tokyo Olympics.