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Contact Information:
Chris Dutton, President
chris @ surfmtl.com
(514) 458-1567, leave a message.
Dan Caunter, Vice President
Mike DeWolfe, Vice President
Who are we?
Chris:
Surfing since 2003. Surfed in Florida, Long Island, Maine, Biarritz in France, San Sebastian in Spain, Montreal.
Local Break: Habitat 67
Favorite Break: Biarritz was pretty amazing.
Wants to surf: Munich! I would have loved to surf the Eisbach. Oh and well I would love to try a little bit of west coast surfing.
Next Road Trip: I’m thinking Hatteras. Why? I’ve got a friend that lived there for 3 years while going to school in NC. He’s going to show me the good spots and it’s only one day of driving.
Current Setup:
-Frenchy's Custom. 6'2", Retro Rocket, twin fin, half moon tail. Rails are sharp for river conditions and glass is doubled up in impact areas. This is one hard core riverboard.
-Santa Cruz Pumpkin Seed, 6’8”. It’s sweet.
Other Activities: Love snowboarding when the waters too cold to surf. You can find me on Mondays flying off the 40 footer at Avila. On the weekends look for me at various other hills in Vermont and Quebec. I can’t seem to stick to one hill… except for 2 for 1 night at Avila.
Dan:
Born and raised in Montreal. (I’m a West Island kid from Pointe Claire) I’ve always loved water sports and swimming so surfing was a natural thing to try for me.
I tried out surfing in 2004 near Lagos, Portugal while I was on my Europe trip that summer. When I got home, my buddy showed me river surfing and I’ve been trying to get to Habitat whenever I can ever since.
Favorite Break: Probably Lagos but I attribute that largely to the fact that it was the first time I experienced the rush of some decent sized waves and that day ended up being one of the best days ever in my 24 years.
Next Road Trip: Wherever Chris will drive me! Haha, I don’t have a car and have no plans to get one for now so I go wherever I can to catch some waves.
Other Activities: I’m passionate about photography so I snap pictures wherever I go. Surf photography would be a great experience but those underwater vacation cameras just don’t cut it. When I manage to fall into some serious cash, I’ll invest in some serious gear but for now I’m saving for my MBA.