Need a board

I've ridden all types of boards but there is one style that keeps dragging me back like a bad addiction that I just can't give up. Yes its longboarding. The question for you guys is I'm after a board thats not going to break the bank but will perform pretty well for times when I'm over the SUP or the paddle breaks. I'd like to use it at places like Kingy, Talle, Coolie if I can get my head around the crowd and the occasional beach break. Cheers for the board advice guys

Didn't daneli have his green machine up for grabs mac
PM daneli adapt

Late Edito - mac you might have to set up a "Player Draft" so that DJ doesn't accuse us of illegal poaching mate

Yes - Do that please mate

haha, nah, he just wants to hop of the higher plane to see why you knuckle draggers are doing

(you are "dropping in" this week aren't you mate?)

Mate,
I am on the lookout for you
Boof

sorry boys last post before bed- didn't get the grammer right





i would be looking to spend a touch more for a mal- second hand thou.

but i need to not spend any money on boards for a few months.

gee the mal and sup caper is expensive, even shorties are hitting the $900 mark in some shops.

I wonder why

Maybe they found out what there hands are for

The same thing happened with the goat boaters in the 80s around here, they all bought skis got back into it and then rode LBs. it was a shame cause nothing funnier as a teenager than seeing a older gentlemen strapped in having a good solid beachies unload in front of him, or the real gem was when they went backwards over the falls strapped in but I do remember a few guys around here that we're pretty good on them, airs etc. I think surfest even had a wave ski division for a few years.

Geezuz that's crap camera work.

I've seen better footage of bigfoot.

haha funny paddle stick man

Well said Lacey,notice we don't go in the sup room much anymore.

Can't be a longboarder, he has a paddle in his hand. Looks a bit short though

Yeah I know 62Mac, nothing good is cheap. I'm not jumping ship completely just know how much Longboarding helped my short boarding and was curious on whether it would do the same for SUP. But its also great to diversify and not get trapped in a single style of surfing. Plus I like the more relaxed style that comes with Longboarding at times.

how good a deal is that, just ding a board and its yours


most would make you pay for it- not mac

mate, had to do some fancy sell and buy last week or so, didn't end up losing and got a better faster board, an old model that still flies

but i'm out of the board buying game for a while. consolidation time