Great clip and stoked to see they used my footage at Cloudbreak and gave me credit. Stoked yeeeew... 
Select to expand quotehusq2100 said...
is that a good time of year for Fiji?
Bula.. bula.. Bula.. 
Select to expand quotePiros said..
Great clip and stoked to see they used my footage at Cloudbreak and gave me credit. Stoked yeeeew...
Have you sup'd cloud break? Any advice on what sort of boards have worked well for you there?
Ohh this will finally be good to see, no little flicky turns, all man hacks on quality waves
Select to expand quoteTowny said..
Ohh this will finally be good to see, no little flicky turns, all man hacks on quality waves
Yes this should sort them.
Select to expand quotecharlieuk said..Piros said..
Great clip and stoked to see they used my footage at Cloudbreak and gave me credit. Stoked yeeeew...
Have you sup'd cloud break? Any advice on what sort of boards have worked well for you there?
Yes I have a few times. I just use my JP 8-6 with same fin set up and all the other boys just rode their normal boards as well ranging fro 7-4 to 8-0. You don't need anything special just stay wide fat boards.
Select to expand quotePiros said..
charlieuk said..
Piros said..
Great clip and stoked to see they used my footage at Cloudbreak and gave me credit. Stoked yeeeew...
Have you sup'd cloud break? Any advice on what sort of boards have worked well for you there?
special just stay wide fat boards.
cheers many thanks that good to know, what exactly do you mean by this last bit do? I assume you mean stay away from fat and wide? people have said it gets windy so a little extra width on one of the quiver is worth it.
I'm sure Rob will explain better but wide boards are harder to hold a rail .. and tend to bounce a lot a higher speeds.. There's a reason big wave guns are long and narrow..
Yeah sorry stay away from wide fat boards . Yes it can get super windy .,What I meant was stick to your traditional shaped Sups avoid wide bodies with fat tails and nose.
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Yeah sorry stay away from wide fat boards . Yes it can get super windy .,What I meant was stick to your traditional shaped Sups avoid wide bodies with fat tails and nose.
Cool cheers yes I'm planning to build a 3 board quiver which i will probably start at about 7'6 and maybe go up to a 8'3 or some thing and a 27 or 28 wide as my windy board. Tempted to go full sandwich to give them a little more durability. Any other advice for Cloudbreak would be welcomed it's about as different as you can get to what I normally get to surf locally!
