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Album Surfboards
- Thread starter Aruka
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I got excited… but they’re too small for me. Again, probably for the best. Need to slow my roll and I still need to pick up the 7’ plas-mid this week
This is not the way, more YOLO.
the next level of YOLO is knowingly dropping $1K on boards that are too small for you
Still on the Rastas. I don't want to mess around and screw up a good thing. I never ran the T1's but I think I have an old set in fiberglass, might have to give them a go to compare. I will definitely experiment with fins in the Bullet at some point.
do you organize your quiver by length, wave type, or just albums and then everythubg else?
LOL. They’re definitely taking over, and I’m riding other boars less. Too fun
Half the fun is feeling like twice the money was well-spent!Race's new chronic works better - check those placements + over half the price $$$
Yeah mines are way back compared to the Townsend, which is funny cause I sent them a picture of the Townsend. Glad they put them further back cause this board is too fun. Rode it again today and had blast. Just ordered another one at 6'8" x 21" x 3"
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Here we observe the Hawaiian Unko-pithecus in his larval stage. Having recently become a father the prospective unko will begin to experiment with alternative crafts, eschewing the hpsb of his youth. This process begins innocently enough but can rapidly enter a spiral of wave hogging degeneracy. During this phase board orders begin to take on gargantuan proportions as the unko increases in mass, board lengths of 8, 9, and even 10 feet aren't unheard of. We generally consider the maturation process complete upon the first purchase of a high performance longboard. At this point the unko has taken his place in the pantheon of his local spot and spends his remaining surf days burning hapless tourists and local pros alike without apology.
500.00 glass jobs , maybe more
Shape and Glassing done by hand - no rush - each with 50 + years exsperience
YOLO +
Local Oahu album mid clone
I'd pay at least $1k for a well-branded version of that!500.00 glass jobs , maybe more
Shape and Glassing done by hand - no rush - each with 50 + years exsperience
YOLO +
Trigger warning
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6’4 Plasmic Blunt (Used)
6'4 x 21" x 2.63" When we started working on prototypes for our soft tops, we wanted a sub 5’0 that could carry volume but still be a ripper. So we made a 4’10 chunky twin that was a little over 30 liters, with a fishy rocker and a wild double-barrel bonzer-style concave. When Asher and Josh...
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this looks interesting
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5'10 TwinsFish
5'10 x 21.5" x 2.5" A unique variation of the Twinsman, the TwinFish offers a fuller outline resembling that of a traditional fish combined with the lively performance of the Twinsman. Slight concave deck, foam pushed to the perimeter, with a revolutionary rail to rocker to bottom contour that...
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