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steve shearer wrote:are they mega money fashion boards?

dunno? never ridden his boards, or had any dealings etc.
very nice looking boards but, money, fashion, or otherwise, whatevs.
i see he grew up in the Ox ?
http://haydnlewisdesigns.com/about.html

these look a treat also.
http://haydnlewisdesigns.com/theToy.html



actually, so do all of his 'alt' range boards.
http://haydnlewisdesigns.com/alternativeBoards.html

I reckon that stacks of boards from the seventies and eighties are still very relevant and functional for most surfers, as they tend to have more volume and are more user friendly. most surfers aren't surfing up to the standard that would ever see them push their modern HPs type boards to anywhere n...

my bonzer http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s18/toots436/photo2.jpg fking shits all over the HK for all round performance and range of use http://cdn.surf.transworld.net/wp-content/blogs.dir/443/files/2013/07/Haydenshapes3.jpg that bonzer genuinely handles anything from knee high windswells, up to ...

yep. under the right feet, they're ok, just like any other board.

^^ what shearer said (about mostly ridden by kooks), and how they're meant to be ridden (per braithy "smooth flowing turns") = why you most often see the HK punters not being able to surf them. Proliferation of gumby surfers by the hundreds that could Never manage a smooth flowing turn if their life...

what would also help is to get used to carving and travelling at speed. doesn't have to be 'bombing downhill' either. pad up and get comfortable at speeds of at least 20kph+ or more if you're willing/able. a smooth basketball court for starters, or gentle hill paved with hotmix, or even spend a morn...

My woodgee also stock some nice looking channel bottoms. Always go in there and look at them, tyre kick etc when visiting back home

Anyone not using the scale is basically a sook

It most certainly does. What happened ? Haven't heard from u back in the "racism in surfing" thread. ? U know, the thread where u inadvertently got ur arse handed to u on a plate and proved wrong by say practically everyone ?

I'm totally hooked on the single fin feel. After the last 8 or so weeks on the bonzer riding anything from knee high windswell to double overhead groundswell , and how well it's performed, and the sheer range it can handle - I can't see myself bothering much with thrusters anymore. Three fins, yes. ...

New Years Resolution. Figured "just cutting down" wasn't gonna work, so I just shit canned it all together. Don't even miss it.

andy2476 wrote:ok

Excellent. Ok, go Get ur bike out and get all that back-pedalling outta ur system now, because it's not gonna wash when it's time to meet ur comeuppance .

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I was down just past the far end carpark. They were pretty fast runners, u had to get in early and get across em quick. Stiff offshore and kinda fattish take off meant u couldn't take off deep otherwise u'd get held back and end up too late and behind the section. U had to take off right on the edge...

I'll be in Syd sixteen and seventeen May for a medical conference at RNSH. Keen for a beer Fri night. Probs no time to surf. Lets catch up I don't mind if iggy doesn't drink. He can pay me the money he owes me and i'll shout us all a feed and some nice wine and mineral water. Ok. So if I can prove ...

Greenhills. 4ft plus. Offshore, consistent. Lefts and rights. Some of the rights were running for over 100 metres. Heaps of fun fast sections to beat down, with the odd turn of sorts here and there in the mix.

Go Pro ? Yeah sure
Retarded footage for the most part. But if that's ur gig then ok.
Heck, even hypto kryptos and finless boards are allowed. Come one come all.