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- Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions - Wikipedia
Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions was a surfboard manufacturing facility and surf shop located in Santa Monica, California, that opened in 1971 and closed in 1976 The building was designated as a city landmark in 2007
- bio — Jeff Ho Zephyr
Jeff Ho formed the Zephyr Surf Team, made up of local surfers who frequented Pacific Ocean Park in the run-down area of Dogtown Jeff later formed the Zephyr Skate Team, which became widely known as Z-Boys and popularized the sport
- Jeff Ho - Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum
Jeff Ho started building and riding skateboards in the 1950s, with discarded wooden planks and metal roller skate wheels By the ’60s, he was perfecting his style, do-it-yourself aesthetic and revolutionary designs for surfboards and skateboards
- Z-Boys - Wikipedia
Originally consisting of 12 members, the Z-boys were originally sponsored by the Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions surf and skate shop [1] Their innovative surfing-based style and aerial moves formed the foundations of contemporary vert and transition skateboarding [2]
- Jeff Ho (@therealjeffho) • Instagram photos and videos
9,332 Followers, 156 Following, 128 Posts - Jeff Ho (@THEREALJEFFHO) on Instagram: ""
- c. nichols project | Jeff Ho biography
Jeff Ho is known for his distinctive designs and innovative style He has been a seminal force in the surf and skateboarding worlds for more than three decades He created the original Zephyr skateboard, which would become a standard in the skateboarding world and would be imitated time and again
- Z-Boys: the story of the legendary Zephyr skateboarding team
The story of the Z-Boys involves three key individuals - Craig Stecyk, Skip Engblom, and Jeff Ho In the winter of 1968, Engblom and Stecyk were hanging out when they spotted Jeff in his truck Ho was running his own Jeff Ho Surfboards
- Jeff Ho - thesurfboardproject. com
Jeff Ho shaped under his label Zephyr surfboards Jeff Ho opened the Zephyr shop in 1971 along with Skip Engblom and Craig Stecyk The crew that represented the shop came to be known as the Z-boys, which included Jay Adams, Stacy Peralta and Tony Alva
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