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i want one.
See? It’s a thing!
Looks to be the case but the bottom contours probably aren’tI wonder how far back those fins are set. GG approved?
I see why you’ve preferred the XTR PC build in the other thread. The Varial construction looks chattery in those windy conditions and doesn’t seem to throw any sprayA wrap and a snap on my Varial Twinsman with Upright fins from NVS. My typical windy local.
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[/QUOTE]Looking at either a 6'3 or 6'4 moonstone at stock dimensions but can't decide and not sure whether it matters....
6'3x19.25x.205 (35L)
6'4x19.5x2.56 (37L)
I'm 5'6 and 140lbs. I have a bunch of midlengths and love riding boards of all sizes and shapes. Not sure if going smaller is better in terms of making it easier (like a shortboard where too much foam sucks) or harder (like a middie where foam is distributed for ease of paddling/early drop ins) to catch waves.
Probably overthinking it as always....wouldn't worry so much if these boards weren't so pricey (not complaining as I love my 5'5 lightbender and 6'6 Plasmid channel twin).
Epic!I see why you’ve preferred the XTR PC build in the other thread. The Varial construction looks chattery in those windy conditions and doesn’t seem to throw any spray
Slow fast soft steep reefs are my bread n butter. Plasmic & PlasmEgg eat ‘em up. Been loving the album x Shapers “performance twin” (black & white) fins in Plasmic & Townsend lately.ok maybe i do like the CC uprights in the plasmic for the slow fast ncsd reef roller days.
belting out cuttys on burgers that would stand up for a nice follow up hack.
outline is cockeyed, paint job crookedI recognize that I am on the Matt Parker program, though I do leave the ranch here and there. Not all are winners (combination
Official verdict on my Moonstone: turd
Mine is 6'8" x 20" x 2 5/8"
Thing paddles worse than other boards I have with significantly less foam, and the rails look like they belong on a groveler not a stepup.
GuysThat is how my Townsend felt too...too bad about Moonstone, sorry.