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Yep, you actually have waves with angle that cover distance. So much more enjoyable.

Amazing what a bit of east in the swell does for things around here.

8 wrote:Are you saying this from actual experience or just regurgitating things you have read that you think sound nice?

Andy??

Lol, exactly what Iggy says. Exactly.

I had two mollusks, both excellent boards - absolutely do what they say... but yeah... seemed to ding a lot.

Had the CV2 out for the first time this morning...it felt really positive. I was a bit stiff and unco after a weekend of booze and baby sleep depravation but got a couple on it that felt real nice.

Who cares what it cost Iggy, who cares if it cost $1000 or $20000 - do you get some kind of bragging rights for spending a lot or a little ? Who gives a shit.

Yep, I am usually in the water about 3-4 times a week and they mostly do get a go. There is one I haven't ridden for quite a while but it will have it's turn again.

I dont have them becuause I need them, I have them because I like them. You are dead right in that I probably could get away with one or two boards for 99% of the time. I just dont want to.

Variety is the slice of life Iggy. Keeps me motivated.

But yeah, better banks would be nice.

el rancho wrote:Doesn't stop loofy

Get fcucked cnut. I have 7 boards and they all have a place.

Thats a well rpiced double bag.

Good luck my fellow alternate board loving addict.

Yeah, with fins a good buy, can get a pu stringered brand new from Gary for $650.

That dudes having a bit of a clearout, practically new Gary Mcneil for sale as well.

Hahahaha

The anti trustafarian trustafarian... living the life.

Yeah, I know mate. All cool. Am sure it will... plenty of foam in a well made/designed board. My level of surfing - early entry and confidence is pretty key to surfing a wave well . I am never going to be hacking big gouges out the lip so just need to have some good momentum and put some nice fluid ...

Yeah, I dont really surf tight in the pocket Boo, much more of a horizontal type of kook