Whats your view on them? Why would you own one? What conditions would you take one out?
Would you consider buying a HP 10 footer?
Unreal in 1-2ft soft waves - on those days when I normally turn back and head for home I can now go out and have a bucket load of fun - I think that is reason enough to have one in the quiver. If I lived near one of those long long lovely points of NSW and SE Queensland then it would get even more use.
I would never consider a HP longboard of any description. Longboards are not for HP. Shortboards are 
Yes , always will own one.
Take it out in anything up to head high ish
Mine is a 10x23x3 Takayama mod t and I don't plan to sell it.
Wouldn't get a hp 10ftr, mainly ride it when it is small so log is the go. I also weigh under 70 kg so anything more hp like I'd go a 9'0.
Had my 10' log in surf from knee high to 2' overhead, and it flies.
Can't turn it though. :D
I'm with you Ted..on those days when you'd head for home...I'm after a 10' if any are going 
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
Whats your view on them? Why would you own one? What conditions would you take one out?
Would you consider buying a HP 10 footer?
their good, i own a 9'8- close enough, best in small waves i reckon, lastly -your tripping
i love my 10' its my shoulder Hi and down board. a hi performance 10'er not my bag.
Select to expand quoteCobra said..
i love my 10' its my shoulder Hi and down board. a hi performance 10'er not my bag.
I think you just let the cat out of the bag
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..Macaha said..
Whats your view on them? Why would you own one? What conditions would you take one out?
Would you consider buying a HP 10 footer?
their good, i own a 9'8- close enough, best in small waves i reckon, lastly -your tripping
Tripping what do you mean,your mates next door are tripping over the end of 666 just another fad
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..Cobra said..
i love my 10' its my shoulder Hi and down board. a hi performance 10'er not my bag.
I think you just let the cat out of the bag
HP, even their PC's are crap so imagine how bad they be at board design... and you know how I feel about my 10' CW HL 
Select to expand quoteAndyrooMac said...
HP, even their PC's are crap so imagine how bad they be at board design... and you know how I feel about my 10' CW HL
No.....so tell me how you feel about your clearwater hot log AndyrooMac 
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I laid a ten foot log this morning 
well the bastard felt like it was 10'er anyway
Ay Pup..you killed me..
I have a 10ft model T , a 9'9 custom Astro and soon to take delivery of a 9'6 Grugstep ,love riding the first two on points and when it's small to head high . Personally HP boards shouldn't be over 9'4 , ideally 9'1 or 9'2.
My 10:0 Model T is a great board and my first pick for up to shoulder high. Great for nose rides and contrary to what some people claim it turns perfectly for that size wave.
Based on this post the Model T It does appear to be to a popular choice for that size board, and justifiably so!
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I laid a ten foot log this morning well the bastard felt like it was 10'er anyway
and i bet it was 24" wide
you stretchy arse mole
Love mine - 10 x 24 x 3 1/2. The Alley Slider
Surf it 95% of the time from knee high to double overhead.
I changed from a hatch fin to a big raked 11.5 inch flex tip and it goes like a different board.
From the shaper (who shall remain nameless unless someone asks)...............
"A "Pig" inspired shape with the widest and thickest part of the board 18" behind half way. So a long subtle concave and flat rocker from the nose leads to the rolled bottom at the widest point and rolled slight V out through the tail.Everything revolves around the widest and thickest part of the board back behind 1/2 way .You step forward and with the flat rocker and nose concave it just takes off. You step back and with the rolled V through the tail it just tips into a turn so easily with the big hatchet fin."
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Love mine - 10 x 24 x 3 1/2. The Alley Slider
Surf it 95% of the time from knee high to double overhead.
I changed from a hatch fin to a big raked 11.5 inch flex tip and it goes like a different board.
From the shaper (who shall remain nameless unless someone asks)...............
"A "Pig" inspired shape with the widest and thickest part of the board 18" behind half way. So a long subtle concave and flat rocker from the nose leads to the rolled bottom at the widest point and rolled slight V out through the tail.Everything revolves around the widest and thickest part of the board back behind 1/2 way .You step forward and with the flat rocker and nose concave it just takes off. You step back and with the rolled V through the tail it just tips into a turn so easily with the big hatchet fin."
That's a sick looking log dude
and your lawn look schmicko!!!
Select to expand quoteAndyrooMac said...Dazzler75 said..
Love mine - 10 x 24 x 3 1/2. The Alley Slider
Surf it 95% of the time from knee high to double overhead.
I changed from a hatch fin to a big raked 11.5 inch flex tip and it goes like a different board.
From the shaper (who shall remain nameless unless someone asks)...............
"A "Pig" inspired shape with the widest and thickest part of the board 18" behind half way. So a long subtle concave and flat rocker from the nose leads to the rolled bottom at the widest point and rolled slight V out through the tail.Everything revolves around the widest and thickest part of the board back behind 1/2 way .You step forward and with the flat rocker and nose concave it just takes off. You step back and with the rolled V through the tail it just tips into a turn so easily with the big hatchet fin."
That's a sick looking log dude
and your lawn look schmicko!!!
Double oh on a log.....WOW that's is beyond mental
i have a hp 10 footer and i love it, i've had it out in anything from knee high to 1.5 to 2 times overhead, i do prefer it at breaks that arn't beach breaks as i cant duck dive the beast but i can surf it as i am 6'2 and 115kg, going to get a more redefined model of the custom i have now
Jarryd
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Shaper = Grant Newby. Gold Coast based and shapes in his spare time, makes a lot of different boards and is pushing the timber side of things.
surfboardsbygrantnewby.blogspot.com/
Gardner = Grant Newby. Holds down a full time job, shapes in his spare time and keeps a mean lawn
The board is about 3 years old and now where near as shiny these days & its had a couple of repairs
This is the fin I put in it instead of the hatchet & it made a world of difference.
www.deadhorsefins.com/
No this is not me either
Checked out the website but couldn't see that fin- looks Greenough 4a ish??? Are they an Aussie company?
