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Also 6'3 and I wouldn't say shouldn't. Had a few super short grovelers that I enjoyed. I'd rather a board around 6' with a touch more rocker and rail line then the super flat/short grovelers. Especially when I'm wearing a lot of rubber. Went from a 5'7 BF to a 5'11 Ripoff a few years back and I was like fug that 5'7. Again maybe I'm just getting old.
yea I can surf .5 foot T-street or San Clemente pier on a regular ole blade.
Shorter period waves traveling over a large shelf = much much less wave energy.
Matt Kinoshita not only had one in legit grovel, I am pretty sure he was riding it himself.
That clip is so old but still love watching it to see the mongs on longboards struggling to simply maintain their balance while going straight while he goes to town around them and gives zero fucks about the guys behind him (as they do when he's behind them so normal/normal). Was riding my mini-Simmons yesterday at my local point in waist and smaller waves (but with good shape) and had fun blowing past the drop ins on it. Most of the time they are so suprised they fall off.
