ALAIA SHAPER - Featuring Bronson Lovell

This video is featuring Bronson Lovell, an Alaia shaper from anahola Kauai. The Alaias are thin wooden finless boards whose history traces back to the people of Hawaii. The alaia’s roots span back a thousand years. Lala is the Hawaiian word describing the action of riding an alaia surfboard. Lala is a word found in the Hawaiian dictionary meaning ‘the controlled slide in the curl when surfing on a board.
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[@MOHAMEDDEGHAGH]

Thanks for sharing with us such a wonderful and inspring story 🤙

[@Ploz5555]

Very nice tutorial, and riding at the end.
We call these boards “Tiki” in France, and there are more and more riders enjoying them :-)

[@tonysmario817]

thanks for bringing that surf aloha story!
so inspirational.

[@flader85]

nice video!

[@paraisochoroni1521]

thanks a lot for sharing your story! Could you please explain what does the eureka o areca palm leaf have to do with it? I googled it but did not find anything.

[@bubbadigital]

i looked to i cant find anything lol

[@leilanikauihou4872]

Das my uncle!😁❤ love you uncle!

[@illgod1969]

Bless up
Aloha nui loa
I want your uncle shape one alaia for me

[@tawaitai]

Yessah Bradahoods

[@autisticguitar666]

Hey just wondering if you could help me find a template for an alaia... around 6 feet tall. Been looking at dimensions and drawing one up from the in a 1:10 scale but it just doesn´t look right.
Any help would be appreciated

[@edbaxa9558]

all Maika'i
🙂

[@louisrobinson4164]

Yep, boards on the wall are a sin. They are meant to be in the water and ridden. 🤙🏻