FWIW "The SD" is the Rusty model I see most on CL, barely used. Maybe they are describing it wrong, if so many dudes aren't clicking with it.
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what do u people do for a living. wax dryl aruka etc?
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Buzz Saw - Stretch Boards surfboard
poking around the website... stretch's prices seem pretty reasonable to me now for well-made epoxy, especially in the age of $1K PU Album YOLOSI am 5'8" 170# and my buzzsaw is 5'7" x19" x2.18" pintail with sk8 deck I use FU#2(4.5"/4 25") quad set. The sk8 deck keeps meat in middle and nice foiled rails go 1/4" thinner then normal dd or hpsb depending on range you order. I ordered mine as step up to my superbuzz stubby for solid 4'-6'+ water moving hpsb best of days barreling beach break but can also be ordered as dd duties small range.Buzz Saw - Stretch Boards surfboard
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Yep. Right now there are 41 boards in my house and three more beaters stashed out back. Four surfers in my household.
My wife just lost it because i've been cashing out my long service leave to buy boards. She claimed the money was our nest egg. I told her the boards are our nest egg. There was stunned silence...
The Parmenter/Aleutian Juice Micro Stubby is a great stubby-style shortboard. I picked one up from a fellow erBBer and really dig it. It's 5'8 and thickkkkk. so fun.
"A hybrid of a hybrid, the Micro-Stubby is a ridden as a much shorter, thinner, and curvier version of the Stubb-Vector. For surfers trying to wean themselves off of absurdly underpowered flick sticks, this is the surfboard you want under your feet. For those susceptible to peer pressure, this board resembles a groovy pro shortboard, but skates over dead spots like a Fish and chucks you up at the lip with twice the speed of a conventional shortboard."
"A hybrid of a hybrid, the Micro-Stubby is a ridden as a much shorter, thinner, and curvier version of the Stubb-Vector. For surfers trying to wean themselves off of absurdly underpowered flick sticks, this is the surfboard you want under your feet. For those susceptible to peer pressure, this board resembles a groovy pro shortboard, but skates over dead spots like a Fish and chucks you up at the lip with twice the speed of a conventional shortboard."
I get it man, those surfboards are pretty heavy and tough to transport
Deadlifts are really key to having the strength necessary to moving around more than say, 3 boards.
How often do you move?
ps: I've never had more than 5 boards, but thats because I'm poor.
Whenever the cops tell me to move along so basically nightly.How often do you move?
Yeah moving surfboards is hard. If I ever have to leave my current residence I think I'll just torch the place and save myself the trouble of lifting and transporting things made of foam.
Just a pain in the ass making a bunch of trips back and forth while trying not to ding them, get wax on the bottom, etc. 4 flights of tight stairs and a tiny car.
I live pretty far inland now, and I just ordered a board from Tim...it never ends. Hahaha.