Anyone tried one of Geoff McCoy's newer small nuggets?
Or are you all too big and fat to fit on one?
I tried one of the demos of a 6'0 splinter (6'0 by 18 1/2 by 2 3/4); a McCoy version of a thruster, I suppose, with a narrower nose and less of that fat tail than a standard nugget.
It was fun, as expected, and much easier to handle and turn than my 6'4" nugget.
Love to hear if anyone else has had a ride or bought one.
McCoy micro range-pot belly, stumpy and splinter
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^^Fong, maybe you should chop off your front foot for a few surfs.
I found a Potbelly on ebay in victoria, but I am having so much hassle organising a courier that I think that I will give up.
Maybe I will still have to get me a fatbat from Pridmore. My Husband has allowed me to buy a surfboard, because he has just bought a new car.![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
I found a Potbelly on ebay in victoria, but I am having so much hassle organising a courier that I think that I will give up.
Maybe I will still have to get me a fatbat from Pridmore. My Husband has allowed me to buy a surfboard, because he has just bought a new car.
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you boasting or complaining?betty boop wrote:^^Fong, maybe you should chop off your front foot for a few surfs.
I found a Potbelly on ebay in victoria, but I am having so much hassle organising a courier that I think that I will give up.
Maybe I will still have to get me a fatbat from Pridmore. My Husband has allowed me to buy a surfboard, because he has just bought a new car.
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About the new car. A Husband with a new toy is a happy Husband.puurri wrote:you boasting or complaining?betty boop wrote:^^Fong, maybe you should chop off your front foot for a few surfs.
I found a Potbelly on ebay in victoria, but I am having so much hassle organising a courier that I think that I will give up.
Maybe I will still have to get me a fatbat from Pridmore. My Husband has allowed me to buy a surfboard, because he has just bought a new car.
Not really boasting (it is a very small car), or complaining (I get a new surfboard out of the deal)
Maybe "gloating" is a better word. I like to gloat.
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nothin wrong with gloatin....i draw the line at goatin
yeah...look
i love geoffs nuggets
could be the worlds most copyed shape
after simions thruster
but they don't suit my style
first surf....i knew a mate who would love it
( repeatly tears his tail grip cause his such a back foot brute)
and he thinks it's brillant
now....transport out vicco :?
the obvious idea is take the new car for a run
failing that....bus freight...but you gotta get it packed up good and tight ( usally a extra $20 with decent ebay sellers ):idea:
![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
yeah...look
i love geoffs nuggets
could be the worlds most copyed shape
after simions thruster
![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/icon_idea.gif)
but they don't suit my style
first surf....i knew a mate who would love it
( repeatly tears his tail grip cause his such a back foot brute)
and he thinks it's brillant
![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/icon_idea.gif)
now....transport out vicco :?
the obvious idea is take the new car for a run
![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/icon_idea.gif)
failing that....bus freight...but you gotta get it packed up good and tight ( usally a extra $20 with decent ebay sellers ):idea:
Re: McCoy micro range-pot belly, stumpy and splinter
Hi Betty
I too have a McCoy 6'4" nugget...but rarely ride it. I have found it to be very fickle, don't know why. i have had some great rides on it, but 8 out of 10 sessions were very ordinary. I have had a miller 6'6" waterskate for a little over a year now and it is awesome! knee high to double overhead it has very seldom let me down. since i have had the Miller, i have stopped looking for alternatives. that's my 2 cents worth. cheers
I too have a McCoy 6'4" nugget...but rarely ride it. I have found it to be very fickle, don't know why. i have had some great rides on it, but 8 out of 10 sessions were very ordinary. I have had a miller 6'6" waterskate for a little over a year now and it is awesome! knee high to double overhead it has very seldom let me down. since i have had the Miller, i have stopped looking for alternatives. that's my 2 cents worth. cheers
Re: McCoy micro range-pot belly, stumpy and splinter
I know Geoff is getting older but do we need to call him all those names. Boards are horses for courses that's my nugget on this. My kids call me gumnut based on my shape!
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