
Roger Cooper , 1984 - photo by Alex

One of our friends in France Pierre has found this classic Roger Cooper twin fin. Roger was a man of many labels, starting I think with Zippy Sticks in the early 70s. This twin fin is marking the transition from the wide nosed and 'tasteful ' sprays of the late 70s to this thinner nosed , early 80s day glo powered craft. The High Performance label is very 80s too, when words like turbo , jet and stuff like that started to get used in graphics to tell you just how fast your boards was ! This one's in great condition, thanks to Pierre for the photos.


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1969. Roger was Isle of Wight champion back in the late 60s.
Roger made some boards before the Zippy Sticks era under the name's of 'Surfboards from 28 Carat' , 'Sister Sticks' , '28 Carat Surfboards'
ReplyDeleteOk I'll look out for those. Never seen any before. How many labels did Roger have ? Must be about a dozen !
ReplyDeleteI own a High Performance by Roger Cooper which I bought in the early 70’s still in amazing condition, trim fin board
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