Looks a beaut Mr Hill, personally i find latex restrictive 
I would be interested in your stylelord's dimensions and construction type? Did you go the woody (following your initial theme)?
If so, is it stronger or more durable and what is the additional weight vis a vis carbon?
Ta
Eski
Select to expand quoteEski said..
Looks a beaut Mr Hill, personally i find latex restrictive
I would be interested in your stylelord's dimensions and construction type? Did you go the woody (following your initial theme)?
If so, is it stronger or more durable and what is the additional weight vis a vis carbon?
Ta
Eski
Not the woody 
carbon 10 x 29 @130l for my 105kg. Scotty has described it as sweetly light 
I think the woody construction is heavier and a bit more durable.
Select to expand quoteEski said..
Looks a beaut Mr Hill, personally i find latex restrictive
I would be interested in your stylelord's dimensions and construction type? Did you go the woody (following your initial theme)?
If so, is it stronger or more durable and what is the additional weight vis a vis carbon?
Ta
Eski
Found a better pic for shape.
Select to expand quotehilly said..Eski said..
Looks a beaut Mr Hill, personally i find latex restrictive
I would be interested in your stylelord's dimensions and construction type? Did you go the woody (following your initial theme)?
If so, is it stronger or more durable and what is the additional weight vis a vis carbon?
Ta
Eski
Found a better pic for shape.
Nice looking long board Hilly. I can see my new "longer" board sitting in the silver bag.
Select to expand quoteEski said..
Thanks Hilly,
Looks a treat (mega board envy).
Ta for your thoughts
Cheers
Eski
Looks better in the flesh and out of its condom. Rail saver and hexatraction applied.
Will have fun playing with fins. Came with a nice single which I will use on smaller days and will alternate quad and thruster to see which is better on bigger days. If it stops blowing 35 knots straight onshore might have a paddle.
Looks like lots of fun, thanks for sharing.
PS we had 47knots in Princess Royal Harbour today.
Select to expand quoteBender said..
Nice looking long board Hilly. I can see my new "longer" board sitting in the silver bag.
What is the 'longer board'?
Select to expand quotehilly said..Bender said..
Nice looking long board Hilly. I can see my new "longer" board sitting in the silver bag.
What is the 'longer board'?
18ft unlimited
Select to expand quoteBender said..hilly said..Bender said..
Nice looking long board Hilly. I can see my new "longer" board sitting in the silver bag.
What is the 'longer board'?
18ft unlimited
Not going the foil route?
Select to expand quotehilly said..Bender said..hilly said..Bender said..
Nice looking long board Hilly. I can see my new "longer" board sitting in the silver bag.
What is the 'longer board'?
18ft unlimited
Not going the foil route?
Nah mate not at his stage. I'll save that for later in in life!
Took it for a fang today in onshore pus.
Positives - light, easy to paddle into a head wind due to length, handled a few steep drops well, got a cover up, looks the shizzle
Negatives - dark colour shows my less than stellar job of attaching rail tape and hexatraction, quad set up was less than ideal apart from on a couple of bomb sets, not as stable as the demo which was to be expected
Interesting - more nose rocker than I was expecting but trimmed well, hard to whip around due to quad set up so more work needed.
Overall verdict - noice
I think Zara had the most fun
You got a mention by the commentators in the semis at J Bay re your dolphin , pretty cool.
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Great shot, apart from quads any other tweaks to the standard carbon 29 width
Not that I am aware of. Feels way thinner than the demo I paddled, but that was the wood construction. Scotty would have more info.
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You got a mention by the commentators in the semis at J Bay re your dolphin , pretty cool.
Hahaha what did they say?
