I met an older surfer in Indo who has a three board quiver.
All his boards are 8' long, 20" wide, and about 3" thick. They have different tail shapes and widths for different wave conditions. He has a pulled in diamond/squash for bigger waves, a wider winger swallow for smaller waves, and an in between squash for standard waves.
What do people think about this type of quiver?
He claims that he can handle just about any wave conditions with this assortment of boards, and he did surf very well at Ulu and some of the other reefs over there.
As I get older I'm thinking of going longer, wider, and thicker on my board shapes.
Any thoughts?
All his boards are 8' long, 20" wide, and about 3" thick. They have different tail shapes and widths for different wave conditions. He has a pulled in diamond/squash for bigger waves, a wider winger swallow for smaller waves, and an in between squash for standard waves.
What do people think about this type of quiver?
He claims that he can handle just about any wave conditions with this assortment of boards, and he did surf very well at Ulu and some of the other reefs over there.
As I get older I'm thinking of going longer, wider, and thicker on my board shapes.
Any thoughts?