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I only really consider nose rocker re:tubes in the context of entry/drop. If it's a suckout ledge I want a little more flip. If it's higher line runners I want less flip.SurfNatsee said:I am comparing aspects of two potential step ups. I guess a little less rocker in the nose paddles and gets you over the ledge better, but once in you wont fit in the tube as well.
What do you guys like for nose rocker on a board that is only for barrels?
Thats pretty cool. So a lack of nose rocker can be made up with tail rocker in a continous curve. Thing is I dont seem to like continuous rocker that much.paunch23 said:some good info here. https://vimeo.com/19503664
Good 'ol Roy Stuart chiming in the comments section as well...paunch23 said:some good info here. https://vimeo.com/19503664
Really cool. Havent seen that before. That's exactly the feel that got me hooked on the stretch shapes. The continuous rocker exaggerates control over parallel weight shifting. Adds another dimension.paunch23 said:some good info here. https://vimeo.com/19503664
Its going to be relative to what your DD volume is. I ended up ordering a classic type of stepup. Similar to my "good wave DD" the length is only +2" but it ends up being 4 Liters more. I dont think I would go with a traditional semi gun for what you describe, just a nice beefy stepup.Tomay said:What's everyone's thoughts on volume for this sort of board?
I am thinking of getting something for my local spot which produces good sucky beach break barrels but I don't often surf it when it gets too big. That said I would like a board to get into the wave a bit earlier and make some of the harder take offs to set up for the tube. I was thinking something almost semi gun ish just to allow me to paddle in early before people and line her up but that might be overkill for the size I surf it at??