They are fucking assholes!!! except for the french pro ripper girl from last trip, she was awesome.
Made it look easy and fun to look at haha
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Picking a Third Travel Board
- Thread starter OsideBum
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Made it look easy and fun to look at haha
Paddling around behind a nice pair of baguettes is not be missed.
Every time I travel and bring 3 boards, I never use all 3. Bring the two you’re most comfortable on that will handle most conditions, then something very different in case conditions warrant it. In your case, it seems that would be the Bonzer.
Side note- I’ve never been to Indo
Side note- I’ve never been to Indo
my one time to the Ments 15 years ago I bought a 5-10, a 6-0, a 6-6 and a 6-9
broke the 5-10 and 6-0 in the first few days
then was on the 6-6 until a fin box blew out.
was stuck on the 6-9 which was too much board for most, still fun but I wish I has any off the other three
better to have a back up daily there than some random board
the waves were so perfect you could get away with a smaller board. I didn't feel like I needed to have a proper step up to chase them down, unlike a place like Tavi where the extra board helps you get in and out of the way easier
if I was going now I would take a 6-0 flyer, 6-2 ghost, and forecast depending a 5-6 seaside, or 6-4 ghost, in those waves I prob would just be on the 6-2 ghost most days though
Lots of interesting takes here and good advice. The two Stamps in the photos are similar dims. The blue one is a 6’1 and the round tail is a 6’2. There is enough redundancy so that if one breaks the other can cover that ground. It might not be ideal but it should work. The Bonzer is a 6’2 but a different beast all together. All those boards have a “sturdy” glass job. I discussed with Tim and Malcom that they would be travel boards and wanted to them to hold up better than OTR boards. I could conceivably pick up another board but I would want to find it used. At any rate, I’m kinda leaning towards the Bonzer so I can put it through its paces in the waves it’s meant for.
Yes!!! I'd be crying inside if I was the bonzer and you didn't take me to the ments
Can’t believe nobody has suggested an 8’0” Surftech Nugget.
shores?
same effective rail length. would not take both
if were me i'd take the bonzer and the thumb tail over the squash
I could of just shot the same video while waiting to get off my plane. Although, I think these guys were more gentle
I had two tails smashed this month with pool noodles. My boards would have been unscathed by what's in that clip. It looks like they just dropped them tail first from over 6 feet up, or tried to use it as a ramrod for muzzle-loading artillery.