RYAN BURCH SURFBOARDS
www.ryanburchsurfboards.com
2/5: I posted they're all here.
2/29: They're all gone.
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Ryan Burch Surfboards
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www.ryanburchsurfboards.com
2/5: I posted they're all here.
2/29: They're all gone.
I think 15/17 were gone in the first 30 minutes. Still a little bummed i didn’t get that used pforkRYAN BURCH SURFBOARDS
2/5: I posted they're all here.
2/29: They're all gone.
thought these were overpriced turds
Superwolf loads. That’s why he’s The Best in the biz. LOL
I want to hate but every clip I see pro's look noticeably faster and looser on Burch.
My ripper neighbor ended up on a surf trip with Burch. The neighbor said Burch offered to make him a board which turned out to be a picklefork. He says it's magic and he only takes it out in good surf. There is a local guy who does copies of popular shapes and he does a lot of them. The neighbor also knows him so he asked him to do a copy of the Burch since he can't get a hold of Burch.
Asked him if the copy has the same magic. Nope not at all is all he said.
Asked him if the copy has the same magic. Nope not at all is all he said.
That's true about the Pickle Forks. I have a Pickle Fork 1+2 and a Pickle Twin. Both need decent, clean waves, but they feel amazing in those conditions. Fast, easy to control and really smooth - the twin a little less so than the 1+2, but the twin was made as step-up and it holds an edge really well in hollow waves. If you want a Burch that goes great in anything, then I would go for a Cuttle Fish. It's less flashy than the Picks Forks, but it does everything you want it to do from waist-high+.
Recent Superwolf interview said pretty much all the Burch boards go to Japan. Along with the Derrick Disneys, McCallums, THCs, and JTudors.
I guess that explains why you rarely if ever see these boards in the water IRL.
I'm yet to see a McCallum in the water, or one that actually looks like someone rode it.
"Mccallum surfboards are some of the most sought after in the world. They appeal to people who really appreciate quality and craftmanship and take pride in owning it. It’s something special they can pass down to their kids and keep forever."
I mean, wow!
I guess that explains why you rarely if ever see these boards in the water IRL.
I'm yet to see a McCallum in the water, or one that actually looks like someone rode it.
"Mccallum surfboards are some of the most sought after in the world. They appeal to people who really appreciate quality and craftmanship and take pride in owning it. It’s something special they can pass down to their kids and keep forever."
I mean, wow!
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BTW, there‘s a Mccallum on the used rack at the Beach House in SB right now. It’s in excellent condition too.
Maybe I should buy it….
Maybe I should buy it….
IYKYK
MCallums = IYKYKBTW, there‘s a Mccallum on the used rack at the Beach House in SB right now. It’s in excellent condition too.
Maybe I should buy it….
Clearly you don't know, so you're not really worthy.
McCallums were the Album program before Album blew up - thicker foils, flat decks, chined rails, fast fin setups, and resin color.