If the majority of us weighed in at 75Kgs then i'm sure there would be more talk about boards under 14ft 
, im sure there are more of us pushing 90+kgs though.
Ha ha.
Actually now that you mention it, I (82 kgs) had a quick paddle (on the lake) of a Fanatic Pro Wave 9'2" today. I could not believe how light and nimble it felt even compared to last years glass-wood finish 9'2 board.
Now on my bucket list as a 'serious' wave board!
Its all ok Leroy, once the fat bastards lose some weight from paddling 14fters they'll be back to surf talk
Hmm. On a quick countback of the last 30 threads in this "Board Talk and Reviews" section
14 were surf sup or non-race board related
6 were about paddles and accessories
4 were about 'other' stuff (including this one)
And...
6 were about 14 footers
So I think the answer to Leroy's question is "yes".
Dear Mr Cartoon, I bow to your superior analytical methodology and powers of investigative research. I therefore now withdraw my ill conceived and poorly thought out comment
, yours truly with some cosiderable embarassment and bucketloads of remorse, Leroy ( I meant 12'6" PT)
, yours truly with some cosiderable embarassment and bucketloads of remorse, Leroy ( I meant 12'6" PT)
I just bought an 8' Coreban Vibe "for my son". I have my eye on it for the surf. However a disclaimer, I bought myself a 14 footer (M14) at about the same time
Rode a Naish Hokua 9'0 ... real fun. Super turny ... exciting... Next board maybe :)
I did swim with the fishes a lot more though.
Iam 92 kilos and just bought a 10ft Sunjam "Warrior". It wasn't the most expensive board but goes great!. Swallow tail,thruster, pin nose at 30inch wide. Heaps bouyant too for flat water..Great value!
