well here ya go you animals

my latest stick

dont exactly know the dimentions as tully just went with what he thought might float my human pie eating machine

i can only compare it to my ye old 9'3 x 29 1/2 and so it is about 1 1/2 inchs shorter in length and the same 1 1/2 inches narrower so 9'1? x 28"

and has alot less litres in the float department which has made it interesting with the 20 to 25 knt southerlys that ive had it out in lately

lacey
it has the wide point pulled back past the middle of the board which makes for a wide tail and a nice rail curve exiting into a diamond tail which is thinned out heavily in thickness and has a very aggressive looking single into heavy double concave bottom with plenty of rocker

when i first laid eyes on the tail my first impression was what the f@ck is that thing

tully had said would i mind if he could throw one on it as he was keen to see if it would drive hard but yet be loose so i went with it

casso
it sort of looks and feels like the 9'6 pilot oxbow with its rolled deck and diamond tail (but not)

first few surfs were in solid 4 to 5 ft wally rights strong wind with semi clean faces

after a couple of wobbly moments the board came to life and was so fast from rail to rail.....lol........after messing around with the back fin placement in the box i came to the conclusion

that for me in waves over 3 ft i was pushing the fin as far back as it would go and it would drive hard

cant wait to get it in some clean open faces and throw it on a rail

and under 3 ft like on the vid i had it about half way in the box which made it super loose for me (which im not a big fan of the "slip and slide" hooooharrrrrr)

cant say to much more other than im stoked that the board is performing well and hasnt fallen to pieces yet

im now swimming in a puddle of drool and spit so while i get a mop and bucket to clean myself up check out a few piccies of THE GREEN HORNET and my grommet sabian "the god of rock"