Great looking boards Lacey,I like the way you have gripped them as well,sure saves on wax.

The 904 is a great Longboard

Mmmm, Longboards and Midlengths!!

SIC quiver LL - would it be rude to ask the volume of the 7'4?

Ted the Kiwi said...
SIC quiver LL - would it be rude to ask the volume of the 7'4?

they managed to shove 110 lt in there. 31" wide. swallow tail quad. surffx gave me some shapers dvs skeggie type quads to try. those should drive this sucker forward paddled in the ck. it floats me ok. the thing i've got to get used to is front and back balance, sideways is ok. at 7'4 its a smallish balance point. probably will have to paddle it in a slight surfing stance to combat that. tip it down at the front to much and the nose catches

your not going to paddle it from laceys up to point- thats for sure. but small point days and beachies it will be a blast.

i did have a 7'2 starby kids board so i know what i'm in for.

you can chuck these things anywhere and if you can stay on it will land. places you wouldn't be game with a normal surf 666.

its like an over sized skim board you surf on.

i used to put the starby into some mean shorey dumps with not much water

agree, nice work Lacey!

PS - no waves and I'm riding Lacey Style Longboards!

Ted the Kiwi said...
Crap waves here to Simondo. Spent the day watching the windsurfers and kiters from the safety of my lounge loving the howling southerly on the lake....spent some time researching wind options....ummmm

Ted, With that lake in your front yard, why don't you 666 out there ?
DW from one end to the other or just cruise when wind is down.