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Im thinking of a channel bottom wizards sleeve.Duffy said:Is the wind blowing under water?
Thanks. Not too tracky tho as far as top turns and tight arcs?Maz said:No devil wind, but strong offshore is fine.
That’s just me and my Byrning Spears. You won’t have a more crisp, razor sharp feeling of board through water.
A CB WS would be good. Almost ordered channels on the on I just had made. Decided against it at the last minute.surfy1476 said:Im thinking of a channel bottom wizards sleeve.Duffy said:Is the wind blowing under water?
Thanks. Not too tracky tho as far as top turns and tight arcs?Maz said:No devil wind, but strong offshore is fine.
That’s just me and my Byrning Spears. You won’t have a more crisp, razor sharp feeling of board through water.
What length WS do you ride? Longer or shorter than your height?Duffy said:A CB WS would be good. Almost ordered channels on the on I just had made. Decided against it at the last minute.surfy1476 said:Im thinking of a channel bottom wizards sleeve.Duffy said:Is the wind blowing under water?
Maz said:No devil wind, but strong offshore is fine.
That’s just me and my Byrning Spears. You won’t have a more crisp, razor sharp feeling of board through water.
Thanks. Not too tracky tho as far as top turns and tight arcs?
Nope - not in my experience. There's a lot of rocker through those channels.surfy1476 said:Im thinking of a channel bottom wizards sleeve.Duffy said:Is the wind blowing under water?
Thanks. Not too tracky tho as far as top turns and tight arcs?Maz said:No devil wind, but strong offshore is fine.
That’s just me and my Byrning Spears. You won’t have a more crisp, razor sharp feeling of board through water.
5’8 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8 which is stock dims but I had them pinch the rails a little.What length WS do you ride? Longer or shorter than your height?
Yeah im 6'5. I was thinking around 6'0-6'2. I need at least 35-36L.Duffy said:5’8 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8 which is stock dims but I had them pinch the rails a little.What length WS do you ride? Longer or shorter than your height?
I’m just under 6’2 and weigh 185ish.
I would never ever want one anywhere near my height.
You’re 6’4 - 6’5?
For you a 5’10 max.
I don’t think the design sizes up very well beyond 5’10.
My “normal” volume is around 32.surfy1476 said:Yeah im 6'5. I was thinking around 6'0-6'2. I need at least 35-36L.Duffy said:5’8 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8 which is stock dims but I had them pinch the rails a little.What length WS do you ride? Longer or shorter than your height?
I’m just under 6’2 and weigh 185ish.
I would never ever want one anywhere near my height.
You’re 6’4 - 6’5?
For you a 5’10 max.
I don’t think the design sizes up very well beyond 5’10.
How does it paddle? Always been curious about this shape.Duffy said:My “normal” volume is around 32.surfy1476 said:Yeah im 6'5. I was thinking around 6'0-6'2. I need at least 35-36L.Duffy said:5’8 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8 which is stock dims but I had them pinch the rails a little.What length WS do you ride? Longer or shorter than your height?
I’m just under 6’2 and weigh 185ish.
I would never ever want one anywhere near my height.
You’re 6’4 - 6’5?
For you a 5’10 max.
I don’t think the design sizes up very well beyond 5’10.
My WS is 29 and it works just fine.
Concave bottoms became refinedacnjusa said:in the late 80's channels fell out of favor.
Anybody remember why?