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Created by calbs > 9 months ago, 22 Apr 2012
calbs
SA, 86 posts
23 Apr 2012 1:11AM
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Hi ,I have a 10 ' mana great cruising with kids also fun in surf but ready to get a board i can throw around on the waves ,something stable but loose in waves any sugestions will be greatly apreciated cheers. i weigh 82 kgs.calbs

micksmith
VIC, 1701 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:35AM
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If your happy with the Naish, try the 9' hokua or as suggested by the masses demo the multitude of other boards on offer.

AA
NSW, 2167 posts
23 Apr 2012 9:08AM
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Calbs the most popular boards we sell for guys coming of the Mana are the PSH Wide Rippers, in particular the 9'11 x 31' and the 10'6 x 32"



Very stable for their size and yes, they surf!



At your weight the 9'11 sounds would be a good choice

calbs
SA, 86 posts
23 Apr 2012 4:42PM
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cheers for advice do like naish but will give psh a try before decide cheers.calbs.

Jradedmondo
NSW, 637 posts
23 Apr 2012 7:55PM
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just demo a whole lot of boards and see what you like

Jarryd

AA
NSW, 2167 posts
23 Apr 2012 9:29PM
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Calbs the Naish Hokua's are great boards. I like the 9'5 myself! It is worth paddling a few to check stability.

calbs
SA, 86 posts
24 Apr 2012 6:20PM
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yeh will demo must admit bit of a naish fan.thanks calbs

lookToSea
NSW, 183 posts
24 Apr 2012 6:53PM
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make sure you check out the Jimmy Lewis Kwad, the 9'7x32" would be perfect to come off the mana, or 9'1x30" would also be a good choice

mbuzz
NSW, 261 posts
24 Apr 2012 8:29PM
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9'0" Hokua surfs great but is a little tippy. 9'5" is a dream.

warwickl
NSW, 2359 posts
25 Apr 2012 7:18PM
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Keep in mind the correct board in volume and width plus rocker design to make the best for your progression.

I have been SUPping for 12 months and moved from boards with too much volume so corky and less stable to what is now working for me.
6 Months ago I found the Jimmy lewis 9' 1" Kwad x 130 L volume was excellent for my 76kg however quickly moved to the 8' 7" Kwad x 115 l tippy for a while but soon excellent and perfect for me on waves.

Now the 9' 1" JL Kwad seems big.

n8wx
NSW, 253 posts
25 Apr 2012 9:25PM
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mbuzz said...

9'0" Hokua surfs great but is a little tippy. 9'5" is a dream.


9'5" is a dream.


orynoco
QLD, 271 posts
27 Apr 2012 6:23PM
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I have a 9' hokua and owned a 9'11'' psh wide ripper prior to the naish. I wish i had kept the psh as it was a fun board, nice and stable and surfed great for my crap standard. It has taken me a few months to find my legs on the 9' hokua but its way nicer in the waves once you get dialed in.



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