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Here it is.Where's the pic?!
lots more plan curve than i wouldve expected. looks like it leans more in the direction of surfing rather than pure paddle.View attachment 91987View attachment 91988
No concave. It's a big, convex hull. The side bites are crucial for the surfing aspect. They really assist getting it on rail. I go pure single when I'm just paddling it.
Those bottom, parallel strips are foam padding for knee paddling, if I want. Those upper strips are velcro. I made a detachable foam chest rest so it's way more comfortable to do pure paddling. I take it off and throw velcroed deck paddling so I can walk up and down it when I surf.
This board does everything.
Damn that’s a cargo ship. Maybe for the huskier bros pushing up on 3 bills?what a steal. But 24 3/8 width, is that a typo?
What'd you get?Finally got mine in the water today after selecting a 7.5" Greenough 4A.
The shreds, as evidenced by the Surflie Crowdiff cam, were, well, epic.
Next time I'm gonna take off in front of Joel Tooter.
Casa ya better take duffy along for protectionFinally got mine in the water today after selecting a 7.5" Greenough 4A.
The shreds, as evidenced by the Surflie Crowdiff cam, were, well, epic.
Next time I'm gonna take off in front of Joel Tooter.
Yes.Boardsource?
Yes.
The guy who works there (I forget his name) was able to provide tons of insight into a genre I am completely unfamiliar with. They have a avery large variety of boards 8ft+ in stock, at least they did 2 months ago when I purchased.
Yesterday was the first time I had ridden a longboard in 23 years.
Not something I want to do all the time, but will be nice to have on hand for the right time and place.
Can be fun trying carry it off the beach in 40 knt offshore.The thing I shoulda done before I bought mine was buy a bag. Otherwise you will ding it at some point before riding it. Unless you're used to carrying big boards. I had forgotten about that.
It's called sailing.Can be fun trying carry it off the beach in 40 knt offshore.