Thanks - there's a bit of a negative rep on here, but all I can say about that board, is that it's bomb proof and fucking rips ... hard.
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Quiver Shots - Post 'em up!
- Thread starter jkb
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Leashes wrapped around the tail gives me anxiety.
Jesus bro. What do you even do with all these things?
And that's about a 3rd of the number of boards I've got stashed away in every nook and corner. Last time I counted the number was at 42 but I'm pretty sure the number has gone up since the last time I did a count.
I might (and intend to) come across as a hater, but I would guess there is an inverse relationship between number of boards and surfing skill. Chronic beginners are hoarding boards trying to find something that will make them surf better and look cool. "Alternative shapes" are great for this, since they can carry some veneer of credibility while still being the required 50L volume.
Nah, I only have 5-6 boars at a time and I still suck.
Unless you have constant access to good surf.
Otherwise if you have a bunch of boards and actually riding them all you're not getting them dialed.
For this reason I think even most guys with big quivers stick to riding only a few of the boards.
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@waxurDyl thats cray. How do you even decide what to ride?
I get anxious with 3-4 shortboards that overlap
Those Hank Warner grovelers look so fun
I would preferably be a one board guy (minus log or gun that i never need)
I'm so fascinated, is there a weed out process then flip? I assume there's a discount with bulk orders.
Do you stick with a working quiver of one shaper or construction and then move on, or is there a random mix?
Also the final question, how many pads and leashes and fins... that's more daunting than the boards themselves
edit- That purple swirl Rad Ripper is mint
Those Hank Warner grovelers look so fun
I would preferably be a one board guy (minus log or gun that i never need)
I'm so fascinated, is there a weed out process then flip? I assume there's a discount with bulk orders.
Do you stick with a working quiver of one shaper or construction and then move on, or is there a random mix?
Also the final question, how many pads and leashes and fins... that's more daunting than the boards themselves
edit- That purple swirl Rad Ripper is mint
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I'm not on erBB levels but I have more boards than my friends so I get the dyl/Aruka treatment....
I love overlapping shortboards. If it's stomach-chest and fun, or any better, I want two shortboards in the car, so if I ding one, I can swap boards and deal with the ding later. Also, some days the shortboard-worthy waves are more open/flat faced or I take a trip to a point zone, and I want something with a shitload of drive/projection. Other days are more top-to-bottom, dumpy, tighter pockets, and I want more quickness/release.
