.Here's a few sunday waves ,it was very windy off shore ,and shallow ,so no diving allowed .8,7 flow ,quad set up .

Well I bit the bullet and decided to buy a sunova...s...120 &130.I had a sell up of old sups..and brought one as a x demo .I had my first surf today on the 130.a bit rocky compared to my 130 mana.but soon adjusted .Your feet get wetter.as the rails are very different.The fins that came with the board 5 of them seemed large and probably will change them.but the first wave it took off like a rocket.You have to step right back on the board to turn it ,but I will try the quad set up tomorrow.try and loosen it up .but this board will handle a big wave i feel ..and has a nice bite on the face .I will try the 8"7 ,in couple of days ,after mastering this machine,the 8,7 has more rocker and will be a good throw around .but happy so far .a very different board to my 8"8 x32.
I was going to write on one board so I knew which is which ....but after posting the photo ,I see the decks have different colors ..duh ..oh well I've only had them for 4 hours and already got them wet .
I know its written on the board in pencil ,but you have to put ya glasses on to read that
over all I think I have made two good purchases ,and will be happy for quite a few year without having to change .

I demo'd four boards including Smik, Starboard x 2 and Sunova in the search for surf sup. They were all good, but for me there was one stand out for my skill level and suited my style.

The Sunova Flow (8' 7")... whilst I think I could have gone a bit smaller for the glassy days it catches waves like a dream, is stable in the chop and I'm able to chuck it around with ease. It also paddles really well. The slightly bigger size means I can still enjoy less than perfect conditions.

in summary, it's a great board! I think I'll save up for the smaller board next.

Thanks to advice on this forum, I think I spent my money wisely. So thanks!