Shaped, glassed, and finished entirely under one roof, Anvil Surfboards in Point Loma builds every board by hand at its Pacific Highway workshop. The model lineup — from the Mariko mid-length to the Poké San Diego fish with its 12-inch tail block and deep swallow — sits in the same custom-shaping tier as Sharp Eye Surf Boards down the road, where another single-shaper operation builds to individual rider specs. One-on-one shaper consultations dial in rocker profile, rail shape, and fin setup before any blank is cut, making each order a one-off rather than a production pull. Clear glass jobs with sanded finish come standard, and pricing is set by length and board style rather than a flat rate. That same hand-lamination technique informs the ding-repair standards at Nick's Surfboard Repair, where fiberglass restoration on hand-shaped boards demands artisan-grade resin work. Full-custom longboards with shaped concave nose sections and hand-laid resin tints represent the shop's most labor-intensive builds.