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SUNOVA is really getting a name for itself in the longer boards and the addition of the new 10'6 SURF, tops off what really is an extensive range of performance longer boards.
In contrast to the Mal-like 10'6 STYLE, which loves open faces and camping up front, the 10'6 SURF offers true all-round performance.
Designed to take on a wider range of wave types, with a more aggressive style, this board is fast and nimble off the tail.
It is no shabby nose rider either and the glide of this board makes it a great flat water tourer as well.
Thumbs up so far from those who have tried it. Stay tuned for further reviews.
This board lands in-store early October and will be available to demo as always, from Balmoral Paddlesurf.
Tx Casso for the SPSC club round pic of Kissa on the 10'6 SURF. 
Hummmm.... I'm falling behind. They are making them faster than I can buy them 
I still have eyes on the Flow, and now this 
Don't make me get a job!
You are just going to have to keep up!
So far it is thumbs-up on this board. Sam Watts our resident 10'6 shredder is currently putting it through its paces. He doesn't like being rushed though! Stay tuned!
Damit...!!!! just when i was ready to get my style this comes along...!!! Hhhhmmmmm....
How does it paddle in flat water? Would this board be a good alternative to Nalu 10'6? Also what about the Australian price?
I had a look at it in the shop and I'd be getting it over the Nalu any day. Looks awesome.
We will have this board at our DEMO on Monday at Balmoral so we will get some feedback from customers on how they feel it paddles.
As far as surfing it goes, a local big board frother, gave it the big thumbs up today!
Just received the new ECO Wood. This is board is a beautiful thing!
High Gloss full wood veneer. Nice weight too!
This is the 10'6 Surf ECO Wood - $1699
Also comes in:
9'5 x 32"
10'2 x 33
10'11 x 34
I have been trying to get some decent footage of the 10'6 SURF in action.
This is all I have managed to get so far..... I seem to have trouble aiming the camera properly
but.... it shows how easily it moves around on a wave.... so that's something.
Geeze... I had to check the center fin length... then forgot to reply 
I was using the stock fins.
The center fin is 8" and I have it close to the back of the box.
