Don't want to appear cheeky, but I could not find any images of the top brands' SUP's with toes on the nose...
Have you?
Thanks
MT
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D<span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">on</span>'t want to appear cheeky, but I could not find any images of <span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">the</span> top brands' SUP's with <span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">toes</span> <span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">on</span> <span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">the</span> <span class="spnSearchHighlight" id="hilite">nose</span>...
Have you?
Thanks
MT
Sorry missed this. The one I posted before was Mark on a Jimmy Lewis black and blue machine so is this.
In my humble opinion I think dedicated nose riders should not be too light. We made a few carbon/honeycomb runways using 15kg/m3 blanks and I found them flighty and fun but once there was chop in the water they felt every bump and nose riding became a chore. For our 10 foot runway we ended up using a more solid blank and ran PVC deck and rail and reinforced the rails with silver carbon. Although these boards are dedicated nose riders they still turn on a dime. We just got some fun runners at Kirra and this board came into its own in small 1 - 2 foot waves. I'll post the clip soon once we finish it. Ultimate weight for me in these boards is around 9 - 10 kgs for a 10 foot nose rider. My original Takiyama is 8kgs and its 9'2. Hope this makes sense.
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Hanging!
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Still not hanging!
The whole point of this thread, was to get the toes over!!
