The Dick Brewer Interview Recorded in Jan 2007

[@TheArts19]

And there you go. Regarded as one of the best shapers to ever live. I believe his words.

[@dvfallon6345]

A real man. God Bless you.

[@c3posolo927]

Great interview and what a legend!

[@thegr8stm8]

Fantastic… did not realize behind the scenes… thanks for creating and sharing. Wonderful tribute…

[@sdbassbros37]

Life changing hearing Dick really talk. The man is an inspiration and a spirit guide for the generations to come. RIP Dick brewer, he single handedly changed surfing forever and transformed the lives of many. He is in spirit now and his consciousness will live on forever through the mark he left on his special time of human evolution that I am graced to say I lived in. May there be joy, happiness, confidence, and peace above him, below him, in front of him, behind him, and to each side of him. All around him in his time of spirit transformation into the next world. Mahalo Dick brewer for everything that you have given to us, till the next world may we meet when my time comes.

[@kerrykirksmith2427]

I have a 10’0” balsa he shaped for me. It is a beautiful craft!

[@doradosurfcharters]

Thanks so much for filming a huge and great and part of history ! Loved the design and honesty throughout the interview and that weights and truths where lifted ..what a time that was to live and what a legacy that was left .. absolutely amazing life lived 🍻

[@rikcederstrom8525]

This is the man the way I remember him. Shaping in some backyard at Sunset Beach. "Da Guys" told him about me. I was so complimented. We hung out a bit, talk story and he built me a wonderful balsa monster gun. Possibly my best "surf shop" memory

[@sdfswords]

What a fantastic interview with Dick, super detailed and intimate. I had the good luck to meet both Dick and Sherry in the late 80's on Kauai, while doing some business over there. If anyone deserves to be in the surf legend pantheon, its Dick for sure. He knew and influenced all the other greats, just as the crazy California boys arrived in the 60's and charged the North Shore. So much of surfing is technical, and dangerous, two factors he was able to hold in perfect tension as he designed his cutting edge boards. Visionaries are scarce these days, Dick will be missed in the line up. Sherry, if per chance you see this, warmest regards from the Santa Barbara crew!

[@MitchellLachman]

at the time Knew him.I returned a supposed long board he made 4 me- too narrow. I made a shortchanged mini gun which looked fantastic S 1963

[@buxtra]

Awesome, this man knew it all!

[@marcuscosta6787]

Legend, loved it. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@BangTaoBeach]

So many legends screwed him over. I rode Brewers in the 80's at Sunset and Backyards.

[@TheWaxhead66]

Thank you for this, priceless!

[@c.a.saunders2819]

Thank you for posting this interview. You can tell it was needed and appreciated by Dick. Goes without saying that if you surfed, and were committed to the sport you were also very well aware of who this man was. His boards were top shelf, and you knew that when you rode them, and even well before. Dick Brewer belongs at the historical entrance of the sport of surfing. Few men influenced, and created more meaningful equipment in contribution to surfing than him. Thank you Dick, for all of your work, and the tremendous pleasure that came with and from it. C A

[@sunovadistributionn.z.693]

sick, so educational

[@goodxvibesxnic3103]

RIP to a Legend.

[@reddiver7293]

My younger brother and I got to watch Brewer shape our, at the time, new tri fin design boards in his Lawai shaping room. Classic.

[@Surfocker]

Master of masteers 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@chaiguy_nz9064]

did this come out in its entirety before he died?

[@SURFINGVISIONS]

No.

[@Byrdznyst]

9ft. Is a Big Wave Fer Me *