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I think so - would be a great complement for the days when you don't quite want to battle a 9' board but dont' want to ride a shortie
Like these? I like the concept, nice low rails, flat with a bit of length. Nice for small clean waves I would think 
only on overcast days tho as the black will melt your wax job 
I could of spent lots of $ in there. Even had a look at their glassing bay. Very cool displays. 
Any luck it should be on a truck this week - commoooon - put it in my hot (not so) little hands
The above image was kindly stolen from - vouchsurf.blogspot.com/ - check'm out
The retro logs and hulls are nice looking boards but have their limitations. Many people get them but find out that they take a fair bit of getting used to and are unforgiving in many cases.
When I got my log I rode it a fair bit when it got smaller and enjoyed it a lot but now I tend to drag out the 10 foot single fin when it gets smaller. Its got edgier rails and a modern planshape and its a lot more versatile. The log tends to live in the garage a lot lately. You can see the difference between the two.
More interesting is the difference in fin position and shape.
At the end of the day a log is an old design that never going to be anything other than old 
There is this one guy who rides a brown log with true style up here on the southern points,man he has class,up on the nose massive turns from the back,I saw him on a old short single fin on Saturday and geez,talk about speed down the line.I am sure any of the guys who surf there know who I am referring too,drives a sub and parks on top of the hill most days.
On cars,Boofy is your transporter a gold colour?
PS, if I was around 80 kgs I'd have a board like Crazy's new one
but thats NEVER going to happen.
^Probox? lok a bit different to mine but far too similar
Mac that hulls 6'10"x23"x3(and a bit)" - made for a 100-110kg, an 80kg man would think he's on a tanker, heaven have mercy if he ever tried to duck dive it there should be some foam in it.
SMH - I hear what your saying about the soft rails, I have 2 LB's one with really soft 50/50 rails till 6" from the tail and one with a harder rail 60/40 no points for guessing which one I ride more. I also snapped the soft railed board
I'm hoping it's my order - be a small world if someone got the same dims & colors, from the same shop, in the same time frame.
more pics when you get it please 
Doggie n Crazy the fin system is called Surfinz and the fins can be moved nearly 1/2 inch within the boxes. A guy called Greg Trotter who owns Soar bought it out last year I think. Grant Miller made the board and he's been putting them in boards on request although he recommends them. They cost a bit more than FCS though.
I've got a 7.5 inch fin that I'll try on it as a single and a couple of little side biters that I'll add down the track. Its so much fun to ride as a quad though and it feels a lot looser than a thruster set up.
Here is another shot of it. So far its been the loosest midlength I've had. 7'6 x 22
Geez 6.10 x 23 x 3 theres hope for me then I think I would have to demo a board that size before parting with $'s
The last shorter board I owned was,you guessed it Mct Eightball 8.2
My shortboard is 6'10" - but this is 3" wider, and just under an inch thicker
Pretty excited for it to get here.
It's here, picked it up, put the fins in it, waxed it, then the surf got scared - not sure if I'll get out on in it in the morning.
First impressions - Totally sick to the power of rad
Got out this morning - took 2 or 3 waves to work out what was what, after that caught some great little waves, so much fun, need to wax the last 2' at the front of the board up.
If ya moved the fin back would you be able to surf it more off the tail? I recon that would work as I dont think it would stiffin it up to much..
