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MarginWalker
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Reged: 08/24/08
Posts: 377
Loc: Devon, England
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Re: Stubby Step up
03/19/12 09:19 AM
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6'1" x 19 5/8" x 2 5/8", now with Stretch quads instead of the VF4s
Me: 6'1" x 180 x 37yrs
I like this board best in punchy, bowly waves that are head high and over, but to be honest, it goes well in a really wide range of surf....
If I'm surfing a more open-ocean type wave or a really lined-up wave, then I choose a 6'6 diamondtail widowmaker. This also goes in anything from waisthigh to well overhead, but just prefers a different type of wave.
I've definitely found that I seem to be ordering boards for certain 'types' of wave in recent years, rather than just thinking about ordering a board for 'small', 'medium' or 'solid' waves. Seems to work for me. 
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'...lots of ways to skin a cat' - Stretch
Edited by MarginWalker (03/19/12 09:20 AM)
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