Thomas Bexon aka Thomas Surfboards

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Thomas Bexon is one of the leading names in Australian shaping. Based in Noosa, he has made a name for himself in the surfing world thanks to his artisanal approach and strong taste for traditional longboarding, while pushing the boundaries of modern board design.

A self-taught shaper, Thomas has forged a style all his own: clean lines, rare attention to detail, and a real feel for flow. His boards are designed for pure glide, nose ride and all those sensations that classic surfing enthusiasts are looking for. In contrast to competitive surfing, his philosophy is one of free surfing and authenticity.
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In his Noosa workshop, Thomas works closely with Jake Bowrey, aka Cutap, his resident glazer. Jake doesn't just laminate the boards: he brings them to life with meticulous finishes and unique graphics. Together, they form a creative duo where each board becomes a piece in its own right, combining performance and aesthetics.
For over ten years, Shapers Club (formerly UWL Surfboards) has been working with Thomas as a guest shaper. He's part of the family, and his shapes are now carefully crafted in our workshops in France, in keeping with his original designs. We have the pleasure of welcoming him and Jake to the shapers club house almost every year. Without a doubt, Thomas is one of the pillars of our community.
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How to choose your fins according to Thomas Bexon
May 26, 2025
Choosing the right fin for a longboard can seem complicated: there are many shapes, sizes and styles to choose from. However, as Thomas Bexon - a renowned Australian shaper - explains, a basic understanding can help you make the right choice. In this article, we explain how to select your fin according to your approach, between performance, [...].
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