hang on , maybe you shouldn't 
haha - some class in this one & handling would be bit better eh , only my 2c tho mind you
I like the look or that all wood psh you were on a few weeks ago... Which model was that????
I'm looking for the 1 board does it all quiver for down here......
Nice steed there Windy!! Whilst we're lusting over quiver killers!
This black beauty is the new YETI 29er. Smashes anything, up or down even with 5" front and back. Finally they have the geometry right on a 29er!
Here's to the nutter's who never stop developing our favourite toys!
At least we'll die smiling
Great thread Hilly,
Still ... i was kinda hoping to hear a variety of takes from people in different places talking about their The Perfect Two Board Surf Quiver. A great topic.
For me here in Qld, at 50 years old and mainly surfing the quietest beachbreaks i can find - it's a 2012 Naish Hoku 9'5 (with a plan shape eerily reminiscent of some of my first thrusters back when Simon first made em famous) and a McTavish 8'1 Carver (okay it's a surfboard not a SUP, but i am a very experienced surfer fairly new to SUPing.)
As we surf a LOT of junk around here, my second SUP would ideally be something longer and wider to cruise on tiny waves and a bit of flatwater... maybe the new Naish 10'6.5 Nalu or even something like the Coreban cruiser.
Then i just need a Ducati with sidecar for the board. 
had a brief love affair with one of these in Bali
First paddle on the 9 7 tonight.
Two thumbs up more rocker and much better construction with the vacuum bagging. Tested on the rocks in and out all good. Even managed a couple of turns at Metts storms have done there job banks everywhere. Thinned the crowd out.
Thinned out tail looks the dogs bollocks for bigger waves.
^ You must have got a few half decent waves at that spot you were at this morning, I was considering paddling over and dropping in to say hello
had a brief love affair with one of these in Bali
Nice looking stick Hilly , I personally reckon you won't need the Gerry Quads .I'd be using the Pancho's in the front and controllers on the rears , they worked really well on the other Hull Rippers. Start from there and work up if you need to. There is also some new Lairds which look pretty cool , size wise they are in between those 2 sets.
Re the 2 boards quiver, I dusted off my 5 year old Ron House 9-10 today to take on the big beach breaks (finned with the Pancho/contoller) and it was great had a ball. Definetly would put something close to 10 in the quiver and a 8-8 or 8-11 for the second board those 2 would fill the gaps for me in all conditions.
Yeah JM's 2+1 would be definitely worth a try , I bet you are frothing to try it , do you have swell ?
