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i sell redback (quick stick) they come in 6ft $200 and got a great reveiw in tracks,call land and sea in sydney for your nearest supplier.

I bought two Redback Quick Sticks for my kids for Christmas.
I would not recommend these boards at all.
The plugs for the fins are way too short, with only about 3mm of thread actually screwing into the fins. This means the fins have been lost already.
You can buy a new set for about $30.But why bother when it will do the same again.
The deck of the board has turned into a really bad orange peel or cellulite texture,so doesnt look good at all.
All up ,I have paid $400 for two boards that can't be surfed at look like s**t.

I have a Rip Curl G-Board that is insane for my 6 year old.

Probably the most expensive but by far the best, if you look at most surf schools they use this brand as their boards take more abuse than any. She will outgrow this one before it fails her.

I got her the 6'8 as it's big enough for me to ride on back with her. The best bit is that when she wants to build sandcastles that I can paddle out the back in the flags and can ride it no problems, actually surfs like a half decent board. I rode at 3 feet Alley and it went not to bad at all.

I bought my two kids 7 and 10 two of the Elnino 6 boards and to be honest they are great. My 7 year old loves it but my daughter who is 10 (and rather tall) had way to much hassle so have just got her a 7' long board shape hot tammale soft top.

My son loves his flow and yes even i can ride it. I found this one was the closed to short board shape and is fairly thin but rides well all the same.

I do have a 6' red Elnino now for sale that has done little to no work if your interested. I'm up Mindarie/Joondalup way if you wanted to have a look.

That pic must make you so stoked!! How's the grin!

elcoco said...

just wanted to share here is our young bloke 2nd day of solo stand up surfing

Now thats a smile