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DEEP 14' downwinder

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Created by lookielookie > 9 months ago, 24 May 2010
lookielookie
QLD, 347 posts
24 May 2010 7:53PM
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Heres a few pics of some new 14' Downwinders that the boys at DEEP Ocean boards have been working on..

SIMON'S BOARD.



MY NEW ONE - ALMOST DONE


A LITTLE BIT OF THE NOSE



Zimbo Reagan
WA, 469 posts
24 May 2010 5:56PM
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Wow love the look of Simon's board in the first photo.

Big fan of the displacment type nose.

supbelly
WA, 384 posts
24 May 2010 9:12PM
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The board looks awsome Id be chucking a bit more deck grip on the tail section for when you really need to get right back but other then that looks mint

Belly

lookielookie
QLD, 347 posts
25 May 2010 1:24PM
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supbelly said...

The board looks awsome Id be chucking a bit more deck grip on the tail section for when you really need to get right back but other then that looks mint

Belly


Funny you mentioned that. Simon said he was going to extend the grip all the way to the tail.
You can actually surf it off the tail like a normal board on runners. a little bit more fun than using a rudder!!!

CMC
QLD, 3954 posts
25 May 2010 1:42PM
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lookielookie said...

supbelly said...

The board looks awsome Id be chucking a bit more deck grip on the tail section for when you really need to get right back but other then that looks mint

Belly


Funny you mentioned that. Simon said he was going to extend the grip all the way to the tail.
You can actually surf it off the tail like a normal board on runners. a little bit more fun than using a rudder!!!


I had a blast on Simons the other day. I was worse for wear but that's another story about Japanese food, Scotch, Dry and a great band.

It paddles and surfs super smooth, cuts through chop, nose comes back up when buried (I was trying to poke it under) The pedigree is there. For #1 they are starting from an insane place.

I think Simon realised the grip didn't come back far enough first paddle. I stepped off it a few times.

Rudder on runners not fun?? Not sure about that one. When you're on the small runners you can't really get back enough to zig zag around to follow the hole from the tail. This is where the rudder comes into its own based on my limited experience.

They have great design files for bigger boards also. I checked the prone 18's while I was there and one of these widened with a rudder would be great fun and very fast.

lookielookie
QLD, 347 posts
25 May 2010 3:39PM
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CMC said...

lookielookie said...

supbelly said...

The board looks awsome Id be chucking a bit more deck grip on the tail section for when you really need to get right back but other then that looks mint

Belly


Funny you mentioned that. Simon said he was going to extend the grip all the way to the tail.
You can actually surf it off the tail like a normal board on runners. a little bit more fun than using a rudder!!!


I had a blast on Simons the other day. I was worse for wear but that's another story about Japanese food, Scotch, Dry and a great band.

It paddles and surfs super smooth, cuts through chop, nose comes back up when buried (I was trying to poke it under) The pedigree is there. For #1 they are starting from an insane place.

I think Simon realised the grip didn't come back far enough first paddle. I stepped off it a few times.

Rudder on runners not fun?? Not sure about that one. When you're on the small runners you can't really get back enough to zig zag around to follow the hole from the tail. This is where the rudder comes into its own based on my limited experience.

They have great design files for bigger boards also. I checked the prone 18's while I was there and one of these widened with a rudder would be great fun and very fast.


You know you love not having a rudder.
I heard you were doing drop knee cutbacks on it!!!!!

Gorgo
VIC, 4960 posts
25 May 2010 3:51PM
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lookielookie said...
... Simon said he was going to extend the grip all the way to the tail. ...


When yuo say "grip" do you mean a rubber deck pad, or a textured grip surface treatment?

My current board has no deck pad at all and I am loving it. The board is much lighter and there's nothing to tear or peel off.

CMC
QLD, 3954 posts
25 May 2010 4:01PM
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lookielookie said...

CMC said...

lookielookie said...

supbelly said...

The board looks awsome Id be chucking a bit more deck grip on the tail section for when you really need to get right back but other then that looks mint

Belly


Funny you mentioned that. Simon said he was going to extend the grip all the way to the tail.
You can actually surf it off the tail like a normal board on runners. a little bit more fun than using a rudder!!!


I had a blast on Simons the other day. I was worse for wear but that's another story about Japanese food, Scotch, Dry and a great band.

It paddles and surfs super smooth, cuts through chop, nose comes back up when buried (I was trying to poke it under) The pedigree is there. For #1 they are starting from an insane place.

I think Simon realised the grip didn't come back far enough first paddle. I stepped off it a few times.

Rudder on runners not fun?? Not sure about that one. When you're on the small runners you can't really get back enough to zig zag around to follow the hole from the tail. This is where the rudder comes into its own based on my limited experience.

They have great design files for bigger boards also. I checked the prone 18's while I was there and one of these widened with a rudder would be great fun and very fast.


You know you love not having a rudder.
I heard you were doing drop knee cutbacks on it!!!!!


I was lucky to be able to stand up on dry ground, I think I was still drunk



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