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anthony christopher

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Jun 12, 2003
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Has anyone had a chance to ride one of thses models or a board that's similar? If so, how much shorter are you riding it than your regular shortboard? Could this board work as a swallow tail? Thanks-
 
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MACSD

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May 8, 2003
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everyday board: 6'2" x 18.5 x 2.25
fish style (narrow nose board): 5'11" x 19.25 x 2.25 (slightly boxier rails).

Hope that helps you
 
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GWS.

Jun 10, 2003
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I don't ride anything that's called a pig.
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anthony christopher

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Jun 12, 2003
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thanks macsd- ***** pumper- that's fair enough but c'mon there had to be at least one drunken college night that when you woke up- you looked over and thought look at this girl- yikes- I hope my buds didn't see this one.
 
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hoku

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yuck I was hoping to find something surf related must find something fine to counter . . .
 
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fourcamel

Jun 13, 2003
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i have not ridden a similar board in years, but i have a question to a professional shaper or anyone knowledgable in this area how do you measure exactly the nose, middle, tail, and thickness of a surfboard; thanks
 
tom@daumtooling

tom@daumtooling

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I'm not a shaper. But, Nose measure the width 12" down from tip. Tail 12" up from end of tail. The max width is pretty obvious. Thickness you need a set of calipers for with really deep arms. But, once you have them it's max thickness.
 
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