So what does everyone's quiver consist of at the moment? Would love to get an insight as I've cleared all my old boards and ready for some new sticks 
Currently, I'm thinking of 4 boards: a stumpy HP all rounder as my daily, a step up for when it gets bigger, mini mal for the days to just have some fun and a longboard for when I feel like cruising.
From small to big :
6'2 x 21 x 3 Al Merrick Biscuit
6'4 x 21 x 3 self shaped
6'6 x 20 x 2 1/2 Spider
6'6 x 20 x 2 3/4 Islantis single fin
6'6 x 21 x 3 Lost Mini driver
7'0 x 20 x 3 Full circle
7'0 x 21 x 3 Al merrick Black Beauty
7'6 x 19 x 2 1/2 Rusty Indo Gun
9'3 x 21 x 2 3/8 Peter Ashley Longboard
a couple of SUP's and some soft boards for the kids...plus there is 5'11 x 22 x 3 Fish and 7'0 single fin in the racks that need to be fiberglassed....I didn't realise I had that many to be honest...oh well at least its better than doing drugs
5'2 simmons
5'5 simmons
5'8 X 20" thruster sweet potato...ish
5'10 arc tail swallow quad
5'11 Asymetric
6' G&S twin fin
6'1 carabine thruster
6'3 jackson 6 channel thruster
6'5 single fin
6'6 1972 jackson single fin
6'10 dead kooks hellhound
6'11" pintail single fin (still have to gloss this one)
7' Paulownia alaia
8' Paulownia Alaia
9'5 McTav log
9'6" Carabine log
Also shaping a couple of new ones at the moment and also have some kiteboards and 666's around the place......I have issues!
... ... well this just destroys my contentment on simply sticking to a small quiver haha
i stick to my 6'5" x 19 x 2.5" daLewy PU general purpose, all round, does it all board. single concave tri fin
BTW Im 6'4" tall
i have others but this is my weapon of choice. Took it as an only board to indo, up north, down south and local.
ideal conditions for it are head high with a bit of wall to play on. it paddles so well
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5'2 simmons
5'5 simmons
5'8 X 20" thruster sweet potato...ish
5'10 arc tail swallow quad
5'11 Asymetric
6' G&S twin fin
6'1 carabine thruster
6'3 jackson 6 channel thruster
6'5 single fin
6'6 1972 jackson single fin
6'10 dead kooks hellhound
6'11" pintail single fin (still have to gloss this one)
7' Paulownia alaia
8' Paulownia Alaia
9'5 McTav log
9'6" Carabine log
Also shaping a couple of new ones at the moment and also have some kiteboards and 666's around the place......I have issues!
Wow....and I thought I had a lot of boards!!
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5'2 simmons
5'5 simmons
5'8 X 20" thruster sweet potato...ish
5'10 arc tail swallow quad
5'11 Asymetric
6' G&S twin fin
6'1 carabine thruster
6'3 jackson 6 channel thruster
6'5 single fin
6'6 1972 jackson single fin
6'10 dead kooks hellhound
6'11" pintail single fin (still have to gloss this one)
7' Paulownia alaia
8' Paulownia Alaia
9'5 McTav log
9'6" Carabine log
Also shaping a couple of new ones at the moment and also have some kiteboards and 666's around the place......I have issues!
Wow....and I thought I had a lot of boards!!
I reckon, makes me feel heaps better about my 6 board quiver. Better show this list to the misses and tell her I need to order two newies.
Small but growing since I decided to never part with a board again:
6'0" Burton Quad Sexy Fish - my current go to board
6'5" Burton Quad Fat Bullet - my step up
6'3" Burton Quad Batfish - my old allrounder
6'1" Hot Tamale Quad Fish -my first quad fin (pop out bought on special)
6'5" McCoy Nugget - my first hybrid
6'0" McCoy Nugget - my step down version
6'7" Antman Thruster - my old go to board
8'0" Mini Mal
10'5" Starboard Drive SUP
and a 6'8" board I made myself which is terrible (botched glass job) and about to be recycled into a Mini Simmons when I get time
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5'2 simmons
5'5 simmons
5'8 X 20" thruster sweet potato...ish
5'10 arc tail swallow quad
5'11 Asymetric
6' G&S twin fin
6'1 carabine thruster
6'3 jackson 6 channel thruster
6'5 single fin
6'6 1972 jackson single fin
6'10 dead kooks hellhound
6'11" pintail single fin (still have to gloss this one)
7' Paulownia alaia
8' Paulownia Alaia
9'5 McTav log
9'6" Carabine log
Also shaping a couple of new ones at the moment and also have some kiteboards and 666's around the place......I have issues!
i bet he rides about 3 of them regularly and the rest have dust on them.
6'5 rusty magic door
6'7 chapstar batt tail quad
6'8 webber afterburner
6'10 rusty traveller
6'11 delta step up
7'0 delta designs pin tail gun
7'2 delta designs pin tail gun
9'0 longboard
Only hole in my quiver is a real groveller....looking to get rusty happy shovel probably 6'0 to fill that void...but normally ride longboard when it's really small.
Geeez! I'd need a bigger house if I had as many as some of you guys.
5'8 M10 fish
6'1 Simon Anderson shorty
6'6 Matt Manners step-up
^ All rounded pins 
hmm. Got about 30odd. 5'9 to 9'4 plus a couple of sups. Obviously don't' need that many but am a bit of a hoarder and over 25 years have acquired more than I've disposed of. Got a big shed. As JOYRIDER said, a fair few do have more dust than salt on them.
But the question was about a quiver.
Most used boards:
6'0 Henri twin fin
6'6 Webber quad
6'8 Sunova thruster (favourite and only custom shaped board, from when Bert was in Mandurah)
6'10 Cordingly single fin
7'4 Bic (for trialling shallow rocky spots)
7'4 x 22 x 3 McCoy mini mal
7'8 Takayama 'Retro Egg' Tufflite mini mal
8'8 McCoy single fin pintail
9'2 Meyerhoffer (got it cheap, looks ridiculous, but actually goes all right)
9'4 Ocean Blue single fin mal
Only 4 of those were bought new. Buy second hand and get more variety.
Glasssssy your proposed 4 boards look like a nice spread to cater for all conditions and moods.
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^^ How much do you weigh Tux?
Was up at 110kegs but have trimmed down to 90kgs...if you ower the rails volume the thickness isn't so noticable and the width has never really been a problem for me.....I sued to ride 19 - 19 1/2 but they just didn't have enough volume for me....
Select to expand quoteJOYRIDER said..Dr Funk said..
5'2 simmons
5'5 simmons
5'8 X 20" thruster sweet potato...ish
5'10 arc tail swallow quad
5'11 Asymetric
6' G&S twin fin
6'1 carabine thruster
6'3 jackson 6 channel thruster
6'5 single fin
6'6 1972 jackson single fin
6'10 dead kooks hellhound
6'11" pintail single fin (still have to gloss this one)
7' Paulownia alaia
8' Paulownia Alaia
9'5 McTav log
9'6" Carabine log
Also shaping a couple of new ones at the moment and also have some kiteboards and 666's around the place......I have issues!
i bet he rides about 3 of them regularly and the rest have dust on them.
A few do but I rarely surf the same board 2 days in a row so I get through most of them. It gives me an excuse for not being a very good surfer! haha.......I have a very understanding wife!
Showed this thread to my wife last night to show her that having more than 3 boards is normal.
Didn't go so well 
6-3 js revolution- new
6-4 mayhem mini driver in fst!! surfed gland and nusa dua on this board goes great!!
ive got twice as many boards as i used to now. theyre snapped
just a few 5' 10 thru to 8' 4 simon anderson, patterson and ken bradshaw
-1 after yesterday, snapped in my hands while trying to duckdive a rogue clean up set.
I feel less gutted breaking them if you are pulling in,sucks when you just get cleaned up
Never saw the other half again , had a good swim/drag afterwards,not as spry as i used to be!
Hello to you all first time poster and first time ive been on this forum . lol
iam in between beginner/intermediate surfer so i only have one board atm wich is a
channel island DD 6'2. 20 1/2. 2 1/2 with custom 4fin setup stretch futures fin.
i would just like to ask i have a lot of problem trying to get speed/drive while paddling oh and yes
i put my weight on the nose of the board on this board on smallish waves 3-4ft. on 5-61/2 its a bit easier to paddle
my weight is 75kg my height is 5'11 ive had this board for a few years but iam only able to ride like 6ft waves in winter time is allot more fun in summer but this board was ment to be a small wave summer board ive been told by some people the board is to big for me. what do u guys think?
Rusty Dwart 5'6 quad, for waves with little push
Rusty Neil 5'7 quad, go to for anything up to head and a bit
Xander(oceanline) 5'8 quad, up to head- or onshorish days
Colin Earl 6'0 thruster, overhead waves with a bit of suck
Xander(oceanline) 6'3 thruster, sucky waves
DA Lewy 6'4 thruster, ridden it a couple of times but I think it's to wide- anyone want to buy
Walden Mini mal 6'8 single with sidebiters, bought it for the missus so that I have something to ride in fat stuff
7'2 Yahoo thruster, for up North- have not used for a while dammit
68kgs, 36 years, 2 sore shoulders, 1 wife, 2 grommets(hence the softboards in the background)
6'5" x 20 x 2 3/4 Colin Earl Fish
7'6" x 20 x 3 Clearwater Funshape
9' Classic Malibu Quad
6'4 x 20 x 2.5
6'4 x 21.75 x 2.5
9'1 x 22 x 3
Thinking of selling the wide 6'4 & wanting a 6'2 x 20.5 x 2.5 coz I've recovered from last years ankle injury *touch wood*, fitter & lighter.
75kgs, 41 years old going on 21
5'4 JS Pier Pony
5'8 Odyssey Single Fin
5'10 Katana Skud
6'0 JS Blak Box
6'2 JS Monsta
6'6 Rusty Traveller
6'10 South Coast Single Fin
7'6 Star Mini-Mal (my ???loaner??? board)
9'6 Yahoo Log
12'6 Starboard SUP (this is primarily for checking crab pots. SUPs are not for surfing! )
5'2 Sweet Potato for mush and small stuff
5'8 Hypto Krypto for the rest
Too lazy to take on anything much over 3 foot.
Only had the sweet potato for a couple of weeks but its heaps of fun, finding myself hunting out for smaller days. No crowds, lots of rides, great vibe
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5'2 Sweet Potato for mush and small stuff
5'8 Hypto Krypto for the rest
Too lazy to take on anything much over 3 foot.
Only had the sweet potato for a couple of weeks but its heaps of fun, finding myself hunting out for smaller days. No crowds, lots of rides, great vibe
With the SP you'll catch waves smaller then ever and be just stoked with that sometimes. Often I've ridden it and thought its not possible only to be stunned
6,2 1/2 x 19 1/4 x 2 5/16 Colin Earle round tail 5 fin
6,3 x 19 x 2 7/16 Al Byrne rounded pin 6 channel (retired)
6,3 x 19 x 2/2 ACT (Dave Mac) swallow tail (dunger but very good board)
6,8 x 19 x 2 1/2 Tokoro pin tail (for sale, need a 6,6 or 6,5)
I've just gone a full quiver update
6'0 x 21 x 2 3/4 Round tail quad for small waves
6'3 x 20 1/4 x 2 3/4 Quadfather for good surf
6'9 x 19 5/8 x 2 3/4 Chaos semi gun for indo or bigger days down south
5'2 x 21 x 2 5/8 Pier Pony
5'4 x 22 x 2 1/2 Mini Simmons
5'8 x 19 3/4 x 2 3/8 JR Boss Tri/quad
5'11 x 19 x 2 5/16 CI Fred Rubble
5'11 x 19 x 2 5/16 Aftanas
6'5 x 18 3/4 x 2/ 3/8 Dylan Step-up
6'9 x 18 3/4 x 2 1/2 DMac
4'2" x 23&1/2" x 3" More bellyboard, 5'11" x 22&5/8" x 2&7/8" technograin Firewire baked potato, 6' x 22" x 3" McCoy Astron zot single, 6'8 x 21&3/4" 2&7/8" Surftech Takayama scorpion, 6'10" x 21&1/2" x 2&3/4" G&S Magic fish twin/thruster, 7'6" x 22" x 3" Diverse General manager pintail 2+1, 8" x 23" x 3&1/8" Michael Cundith Islander (shortboard planshape) 5 fin plugs, 9' DVS Carbon fibre Reef runner pintail 2+1.
More is for getting tubed and laughing like a grom.
Baked potato for high tide smaller stuff.
McCoy for clean wave, top to bottom pocket surfing.
Takayama for just about anything in my area ( bought for crowd surfing initially).
G&S for surfing 3' plus in a retro kinda shortboard way.
Diverse for 4' plus point waves, going fast and carves.
Michael Cundith for paddlepower amongst greedy longboarders at local points.
DVS for small clean waves up to large ones for a longboard's glide but with a light, lively feel.
