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That glassing is still lighter than PU. Feels really good IMO. Any future varials, I’ll order that.@Aruka , board looks really good, including the color. How is the weight?
Do the two horizontal lines on the deck and the one on the bottom look like they were rips in the cloth or scratches in the foam post shape? Board still looks sick...i ordered it through varial. it took 6+ months. longest I've ever waited for a board. the color is not what i expected but I like it. the board feels pretty good under arm. this is my first CI in ages.
it's meant to replace the Varial PJHP that came an inch wider than I ordered. compared to the PJ Slim and PJ HP this has a bit narrower tail so I doubt it will have quite the low end but it looks like something that can actually be surfed fairly "normally". It reminds me a little bit of the Hayden Loot tbh...6 mo! Whoa.
Ultra Joe meant to upgrade your P-Jumper in crap waves?
what color did you ask for? Boysenberry?
Weight feels good. I dunno if it's lighter than a standard PU. Feels similar to a 444. Maybe slightly heavier due to the tint? Despite the 646 Varial PJHP being too wide I surfed it enough to get a feel for the foam and the weight and it felt like a nice balance. Still dents like crazy though.@Aruka , board looks really good, including the color. How is the weight?
they don't look like rips or scratches. hard to describe, maybe just areas where the tint was thicker? something to do with the vac bagging process, I think.Do the two horizontal lines on the deck and the one on the bottom look like they were rips in the cloth or scratches in the foam post shape? Board still looks sick...
Aha! Looks like they call it color marbling which looks just like yours. I did an opaque tint on mine, so that's probably why I didn't get those.they don't look like rips or scratches. hard to describe, maybe just areas where the tint was thicker? something to do with the vac bagging process, I think.
https://www.varialsurf.com/blogs/news/custom-tint-color-disclaimer
these are regular varial layups or infused glass- but not carbon fiber builds, right?I have two varial boards in the exact same color. Definitely would not call it lavender but I do really like it. The color is definitely not perfectly solid like you'd expect from a normally wet lapped board. Doesn't bother me personally but I can see how someone might be meh on it.
I want another Vanerial Cabron and this time with a light color tint but on the bottom instead of the deck side. The color on the deck side doesn't make sense to me because if I lay the board down it's going bottoms up so the black side is facing the sun and the board cooks but if I go white or another light color on the bottom of the board then I can leave it in the sun for a moment without it getting super hot. Plus I still get to enjoy looking at the sexy carbon on the deck side while I'm paddling around the lineup instead of the blotchy, bleached denim looking tint that the carbon builds always have.these are regular varial layups or infused glass- but not carbon fiber builds, right?
My next varial would probably be to try a CF build. I'm thinking a light blue or minty green. I know MrSteve/Yuri had a grey one. Anyone get full color (over the black) and have any suggestions for lighter colors that turned out well? Pics?
don't try to tell us that bleached denim isn't popular in the PNWI want another Vanerial Cabron and this time with a light color tint but on the bottom instead of the deck side. The color on the deck side doesn't make sense to me because if I lay the board down it's going bottoms up so the black side is facing the sun and the board cooks but if I go white or another light color on the bottom of the board then I can leave it in the sun for a moment without it getting super hot. Plus I still get to enjoy looking at the sexy carbon on the deck side while I'm paddling around the lineup instead of the blotchy, bleached denim looking tint that the carbon builds always have.
maybe in seattle. here it's camo or gtfo.don't try to tell us that bleached denim isn't popular in the PNW
it's the early 90's again. Arguably the worst period for style in my lifetime... especially for the girls.you don't even know. my son was wearing a pair of bleached jorts yesterday that were 4 sizes too big for him. The style right now