Watch Craig Anderson ebb and flow on the Mid Length Glider

The Mid Length Glider compresses the lines of a typical 9-10ft glider shape into a mid-length genre,” says Hayden Cox. Paddling fast, the ML Glider will ride sensitively from rail to rail, and allow you to hold fast lines in small and larger waves. I designed the longer sizes in the model range 7'7”-8'7” to ride more true to a glider, and the 6'7”-7'1” to have a more forgiving and curved outline for versatility in smaller conditions.
The feedback from everyone that’s ridden one has been overwhelmingly positive. It’s a feeling in the ride that’s truly different from a lot of the models in Haydenshapes’ lineup, one that’s somehow very addictive in average surf-up to better quality waves, though, too.
Don’t just take our word for it, though. Hayden made Craig Anderson one of the first and Ando’s been riding the ML Glider here and there. We caught up with Craig and got a quick little interview with him on this new shape and what he loves most about it….
Read the full write up here - bit.ly/3saE73T
Filmed and edited by Dave Fox

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

That's awesome and invigorating.

[@JohnSmith-rt1gr]

Full of grace

[@stevencaldwell838]

Sweeeeet! I just ordered an 8’1” !

[@vznquest]

well damn, never seen a mid-length look that good. can't beat the surfer + wave combination tho

[@michaelbargo7866]

dude is straight nutty witit

[@StephenBeale]

Any idea on the fins used? I think it's just a single from the way he's holding the rail to support, rather than 2+1. I also see at the end it says the 8'1 (which was surprised by given how short Craig Anderson normally rides boards - there is a 6'6 of this same model after all).

[@waxcomb]

Nope, now I expect a bomb at Nokandui to sell me a board like you did with the hyptokrypo

[@ibodhidogma]

What size was this one in the vid?

[@roycepalmer5335]

What's the song called?

[@lsrbm3287]

How can i call this style?

[@TheSketchyBean]

Shortest his hair’s ever been, longest his board’s ever been

[@RobMachadoo]

Spot on

[@scottmcwave9479]

@@RobMachadoo yeah Rob! love seeing you on longer boards also!

[@rodbarrett1581]

He had some trouble controlling that thing. Now picture a mere mortal riding it. Not gonna happen. At least get some side bites if your gonna try.

[@bumsonarock]

LOL interesting idea of trouble controlling.. looked pretty good to me!

[@rodbarrett1581]

@@bumsonarock if wobbling at times when turning and almost catching rail and falling is controlled then yeah. Laugh out loud.

[@vhbuilders430]

Silky