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I don't believe that a volume calculator is ever going to be right unless it is aligned with the specific board, as I've ridden a 30ltr Fred Rubble that I felt that it paddled better than a 37ltr JS Revolution. Like Cpt Caveman says its all down to the shape of the board and the way the shaper wants...

steve shearer wrote:where from mate. in the market for a steamer.

I've bought my last couple from www.cleanlinesurf.com - they even leave a little hand written note in the box to share the stoke, and sometimes a few free bits. Customer service is excellent.

Hey Neville, I've bought my last 3 wetsuits from the US. Even with $70 delivery charge it generally works out $150+ cheaper.

If you can get a few mates onboard to split the shipping cost your laughing

@alakaboo I'm in Victoria and mainly surf the Peninsula.

@Natho thanks. I'll start having a look at a few second hand models.

Hey @alakaboo thanks for the feedback. I'm 5'9, 80kg's and have been surfing for 12 months. Currently riding a 7'6 Mal and looking to move onto my first shortboard. Probably only surf ankle to 4ft at the moment due to ability, but looking for a board that will progress with me as $$$ are an issue. A...

Thanks @ajohnsen for not leaving me hanging.

@ spork I looked at the Motorboat Too but felt the Dagger was a better all rounder.I haven't got the $$$ to build a massive quiver so looking for a board that can compliment my Mal, so basically want something that is good to ride from knee to overhead.

Has anybody ridden one of these? What are your thoughts?

Looking at getting one as an all rounder as I've been told it works well in anything from ankle to 6ft.