This vintage artwork commemorates the Hobie 14 Nationals held in Dana Point, California, in 1976—a defining moment in Hobie sailing history. Featuring bold black-and-white graphics with a palm-framed catamaran and era-authentic typography, it captures the laid-back energy and competitive spirit of the event. As part of the 75th anniversary collection, this special edition tin tacker is a perfect throwback for sailing fans, vintage sport collectors, or anyone who appreciates the roots of Hobie’s coastal legacy.

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Starting in the summer of 1950, in Laguna Beach, California Hobie Alter influenced generations of surfers, shaping surfboards and shaping the surf culture. Between the birth of the first surf shop and the introduction of a lighter, polyurethane foam surfboard, the surfing revolution was launched. So in order to celebrate 70 years of Hobie Alter, we’ve recreated these pieces of history onto indoor-outdoor aluminum boxes. Choose from iconic boards designed in the 60s! Mix and match! Impressive 42” tall!