Christian Bradley, a renowned surfboard shaper, began his journey on Australia’s Gold Coast, honing his craft before becoming the Channel Islands/Al Merrick ghost shaper for Europe. In 2010, he launched the Bradley Label, now synonymous with high-performance surfing. Known for his precision, versatility, and innovative designs, Christian is a skilled fin and product designer who plays a pivotal role in developing BELL’s surfboards and accessories. Trusted by world title surfers, his expertise in high-performance shortboards and product innovation makes him an integral part of the BELL team.

Phil Grace is a lifelong surfboard shaper and the co-founder of Quiksilver Surfboards. With over 50 years of experience, Gracey has shaped boards that capture the essence of surf culture and adventure. Known for touring the world on foot, his passion for exploring uncharted paths embodies the spirit of 'Make the Next Move.' Splitting his time between Hossegor, France, and Victoria, Australia, Gracey lives the dream—chasing the sun and shaping boards that inspire surfers to explore their own journeys.

Founded by Marcio Zouvi, Sharpeye Surfboards is known for pushing high-performance design to new limits. With roots in Brazilian craftsmanship and Californian influence, the brand has become a go-to for elite athletes chasing world titles. From lightning-fast responsiveness to razor-sharp control, every Sharpeye board is shaped for progression, power, and precision in critical conditions.

Mark Richards revolutionised surfing between 1978 and 1982 with his innovative twin-fin designs, securing four consecutive world titles and reshaping the sport. Known for crafting his own boards, he redefined surfboard performance, setting a new benchmark for speed, flow, and style. His twin-fin innovation remains iconic, inspiring generations of surfers and shapers while solidifying his legacy as both a champion and a pioneer in surfboard design.

Simon Anderson, a legendary power surfer and shaper, forever changed the surfing world in 1980 with his groundbreaking three-fin thruster design. Bridging the gap between power and control, his innovation revolutionized surfboard performance and became the foundation of modern surfing. As the inventor of the thruster, Anderson’s impact on the sport is unparalleled, cementing his legacy as one of the most influential figures in surf history.