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Yup exactly.DroppingOn said:Round tail will probably mean it will go waist to 1.5x overhead easily.
As you know i ride my 5'8 V3 rocket for everything one board quiver set up thruster so this could be a fun twist.jp30surf said:I haven't ridden the Baby Buggy version, but I had a 5'11 Beach Buggy that was MAGIC and the whiplash is an insane good wave board.
Agreed however one could argue that this particular board is just a HPSB with a bit more foam for guys that don't shred as much so in this instance it could work well. I don't really get something like a PJRP ... that's strange. I think it would suit the same waves as a step down shortboard would so I don't get the point.tedshred said:I don't get the trend of tweaking grovelers for better waves. Round tail may give it more range but a Beach Buggy or a Pocket Rocket is a better call when the waves turn on. I see way too many guys hindered trying to surf stubby fat boards in decent waves where a HPSB is a way better call.