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I've got an epoxy over PU from Maurice. 6'3" step up. It's an insane point break board that I love riding.
Freeride-are your beloved ghosts all pu/pe? Thinking about adding one. if so, stock glass 4-4-4?
That's the glass lab for you - my Phantom and Gremlin are both in epic condition.
I’m surprised that you’ve had good luck with the glass lab, maybe Channel Islands requests certain glassing schedules but they seem to snap easily surfing tiny dbah and are not too reliable repairs wise. My mates have had better luck with the CIs glasses down in Mona vale.
I think it must depends on the orders if stock or custom. My friends always requested TC glasshouse for pyzel and lost. From people with Staceys ive heard good things from the glass lab. like i said maybe its a channel islands specific thing. Lots of good boards coming out of both currumbin and the south tweed surfboard making ghetto hahahah
Those are made in the new Kinaroad factory. My Gary McNeill is out of that factory, and the deck seems to be a little bit softer than I would have liked it to be. I've seen the Spineteks also being a bit on the mushy side?
Hmmm, So my flash back fish Coil was recently stolen :/ (POS whoever steals boards). In the market to replace my step-up grovler. I'm 32 178lbs and int/adv, surfing 14 years. I have a 5'6 31L Fling in Superflex for govel & a Rusty Model 8 29L hpsb in Torsion Spring. My Coil was 5'9 19 5/8 2 7/16 at 30L. I emailed Kirk but no response. Have been loyal to Coil for about 7 years. But thinking of going either Superflex Magic Mix or Torsion Spring for sake of consistency and to keep the durability I seek. My thoughts are:
Rusty torsion flex is XTR technology.
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Thx for the reply. I saw some. That Hydroshort looks appealing. But have actually ordered 2 new xtrs. One in PC and the other in SLCK. The PC was too light for my liking and the SLCK either to big or overbouyant. The blue dense stringer seemed to cary more float. So far I like the feel of stringerless. But i'll look into xtr. Maybe their SL-CRusty torsion flex is XTR technology.
Check out all the boards you can get on the XTR website.
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