Greg floating his 5'6 CT over a nice section.

Braden & Harrison @ the Noosa Festival

Harrison Roach has long been one of the most talked about names in this genre and failed to disappoint, performing multiple spins and reverse tail-slides and generating inordinate amounts of speed along the clean faces of the First Point waves.

One of the finest exponents of of the finless movement, Harrison Roach slides his Wegener-shaped alaia through a perfectly executed 360 spin

Another contestant outstanding in this discipline, despite riding a board home-shaped from a gnarled length of timber, was Braden Weir. The 360, a full, sliding rotation, is a commonplace maneouvre was exhibited by Weir at lightning-fast speed, often twice or three times in succession in his heat also featuring instigator of this re-ignited movement, Tom Wegener who himself demonstrated admirably the skills required to pilot these deceptively complex vessels.

On a board less than an inch thick, made of solid timber and lacking fins, Braden Weir put on a staggering performance in the SeaGlass Project Finless Challenge Courtesy of GSI Noosa Festival of Surfing http://noosafestivalofsurfing.com/2012/03/the-noosa-festival-day-four/#more-684