Is It Just Me ?

I got myself a 10 footer and its a complete fun machine , because I have been on her so much the few surfs Ive had on my short sup have felt weird .Balance and paddling not the problem but on a wave just feel like a complete unco kook.
Anyone else get this ?

You need some time to adapt when changing gear. In my experience, the more you switch gear the easier it becomes, be it long/short SUPing, foil / non foil, prone / sup, etc...It depends on the day, but I need at least 3 waves to get back in tune with the board of the day.

When the world went all shortboard in the late 60's, I was just getting good at noseriding.
I chased "short" with everyone else, but after a few years I missed noseriding, so I got another longboard.

Every time I got back on the shorty, it felt like a potato chip.... woosy, no carve blah.
SO... I brought both boards, every session.

20 min on one..... then swap

Pretty soon I had developed a "chip" in my head for each board.
Even the waves looked different when I swapped boards in the same session.

Worth mentioning..... in low power waves,
I find that my boards with less surface area, give up too much speed to perform properly.

Yes.... that is a Greg Noll, Micky Dora "Black Cat"