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CI - Two Happy
- Thread starter jkb
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After a Beeeg glass of Red Wine with Ice !
"hand shapes and iron sights" - little inside joke at CI about skill foundation.
Good luck finding anything
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So back in February, I ordered a Happy but asked for the Two Happy Groveler just like @Scott Ando told us we could. Dims are 2" shorter, 1/4" wider than my standard shortboard with the same thickness. It came in the other week and I've had it out on a few surfs in punchy, chest high+ beachbreak. Running the CI Upright fins. It's instantly one of my favorites - a fast, and loose gigglefest. It's aptly named.
Not a crutch for poor paddlers but as soon as the physics switch from hydrostatic to hydrodynamic, it takes off. None of this is surprising giving the curvier entry rocker and wider plane shape. Wide tail but feels fairly front foot / back foot neutral.
I haven't surfed the regular Two Happy but the Groveler version gets a big thumbs up.
Not a crutch for poor paddlers but as soon as the physics switch from hydrostatic to hydrodynamic, it takes off. None of this is surprising giving the curvier entry rocker and wider plane shape. Wide tail but feels fairly front foot / back foot neutral.
I haven't surfed the regular Two Happy but the Groveler version gets a big thumbs up.
This is the step-down.
"Everyday" meaning a California shortboard, little wider nose and tail, think Flyer-ish
Should be in most dealers late March, some advance ones at the CI store in SB.
wasn't the Two Happy a step-down from the Happy??
Should've named this the Three Happy.
missed opportunity
Should've named this the Three Happy.
missed opportunity
Hard to say if they’ve adjusted this board further but the happy everyday looks even more step downish than the two happy grovel I ordered about a year ago. Prooflab has a few of these on the rack. They look fun/nice but way too wide for my tastes.
Happy Everyday
Created by Britt Merrick from what was initially the Two Happy performance shortboard model, our new Happy Everyday fills a need in every surfer’s quiver: the everyday shortboard. Coming off the heels of CI’s Pro Team loving the Two Happy, Britt wanted to draft off its performance attributes...
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stock dims look too wide for the length but you can easily narrow them up
I'd probably do 5'11 x 19 3/8 x 2 1/2
could easily ride the stock 6'1 two happy as well
probably want to go a little shorter and wider maybe a bit thicker if that's your thing
Lower amount of exit rocker by design.
Entry rocker is same measurement at same length board but Happy Everyday being a stepdown is ridden a little shorter so effectively slightly less entry and would be placed differently relative to your feet.
Should have named it The Stimpy…wasn't the Two Happy a step-down from the Happy??
Should've named this the Three Happy.
missed opportunity
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