A meaningless thread about nothing - what's your volume to weight ratio?

waxfoot

Michael Peterson status
Apr 21, 2018
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Yeap, all the caveats aside (conditions, board type, time of year and just the fact it's bullshit and is just a mathematical result of the board's dimensions and design, etc etc) . As in the title, this thread is totally pointless and has no meaning, but somewhat interesting nonetheless.

My stats:
41
178CM ( 5.10)
80KG (178LBS)

Typically 31.5 L , and don't really much notice 1 L in each direction.

(As I was typing out the above, I realised that I'm too fckn stupid to work out what the ratio is :D I have to divide 80 by 31.5 right?)
 
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kane

Michael Peterson status
Sep 30, 2003
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210lbs and shortboard is 35L, fish types are 37-38L.
 

LifeOnMars

Michael Peterson status
Jan 14, 2020
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32
185cm (6'1")
77-82kg (170-180) usually, sometimes fatter less often skinnier
29-30L but recently came to the conclusion that 30-31 would paddle a bit better and not change performance noticeably
 
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Duffy LaCoronilla

Duke status
Apr 27, 2016
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50 years old
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My only normal short board is a CI Fever at 34L

i have a 5’8 twin keel fish that’s 32L

I have a couple other snub nosed 5’8s that are 29.6 and 29.

My AO twin is 33ish, maybe 32...
 

tedshred5

Michael Peterson status
Aug 5, 2015
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5'10, 185 lbs
solidly intermediate
fishies and step ups are 32-33 L
shortboars and hybrids 30-31 L
 

johnson7

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Sep 29, 2016
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So if I take the median number of liters, divide that by the mode of twin fins (keels included,) I'll be able to find the range of side burns I should be growing, and my perfect "liter" board?

49yrs
6'2" 215
46 liters