Lazor Zap
Single-fin surfboard model popularized in 1980 by Australian shaper Geoff McCoy and championed by four-time world title runner-up Cheyne Horan; the Lazor Zap design dropped the board's wide point below center, increasing the tail area while decreasing the nose area, and added rocker throughout, "Visually," Surfing magazine wrote, "it is almost triangular." Greg Noll Surfboards introduced their No...
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Cheyne Horan and the Lazor Zap, early 1980sSubscribe to view
Cheyne Honran on late-model Lazer Zap. Photo: Jeff DivineSubscribe to view
Geoff McCoy Lazor Zaps, around 1982Subscribe to view
Lazor Zap innovator Geoff McCoySubscribe to view
Pam Burridge on a modified Lazer Zap, Huntington Beach, 1982. Photo: Tom ServaisSubscribe to view
Fin setup for McCoy Lazor Zap, early 1980sSubscribe to view
Cheyne Horan and the Lazor Zap, early 1980s
Cheyne Honran on late-model Lazer Zap. Photo: Jeff Divine
Geoff McCoy Lazor Zaps, around 1982
Lazor Zap innovator Geoff McCoy
Pam Burridge on a modified Lazer Zap, Huntington Beach, 1982. Photo: Tom Servais
Fin setup for McCoy Lazor Zap, early 1980s