Al Merrick began shaping surfboards in Santa Barbara, California in the late 1960s and founded Channel Islands Surfboards as a professional operation in 1969. The Channel Islands label became synonymous with professional surfboard performance after Kelly Slater — widely considered the greatest competitive surfer in history — began riding Al Merrick's boards during the early 1990s and went on to win all eleven of his World Surf League Championship titles on Channel Islands boards.
\nThe Channel Islands roster extended to Tom Curren (three World Championships), Conner and Parker Coffin and Filipe Toledo, and the collaboration between Merrick's shaping and Slater's feedback produced boards including the Flyer, the Rocketfish and the Pod.
\nThis listing carries the full lockup — the "Channel Islands" wordmark beside its three-hexagon icon — distinct from the icon-only versions carried elsewhere in this range.
\nFits perfectly on surfboards, board bags, vans, helmets and surf accessories.
\nWhat You Get:
\n- 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack \n
- Sizes: 10–55cm / 4–21in preset, custom sizes up to 120cm available \n
- 19 colour options \n
Why You'll Love It:
\n- Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish \n
- Removes cleanly without leaving residue \n
- Al Merrick Channel Islands logo at all sizes \n
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Reference23-015086
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Sticker typeDie cut