Yeah never really thought about it like that, for the beaches around here that size is good and usually offers plenty of options.
Oh yes SP that coastline from the harbour south for 45km has many an option for a big swell from a NE to a big S. It has loads of options. Miss it when I am stuck in Sydney knowing that many a fine break would be going off on that stretch of coast - if you know where to go - which you do 
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..thePup said..
Whoaaaaaaahhh 
geez Mark that doesn't look good I hope you're at the quack for that
Who's Mark.I read it on a board that was posted here the other day.
Oh and Lacey please oh please reframe from showing those wounds,seriously I think your doc is a butcher 
Pup just another scare to his collection and thats picture Pup on your fridge door right 
That disgracefully limp beer cabinet will be going out the window champion ...... along with the rotten rancid fabric that passes for 1970's carpet ..... mister lacey's lodgings are going to cop a long overdue reno ...... and don't start me on those disgraceful pink walls geez 
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
Yeewee nice stick bro...custom or off the rack?
Select to expand quoteTux said...laceys lane said..
Yeewee nice stick bro...custom or off the rack?
Custom but standard size. It pretty thick right out to the rail.
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
Nice looking board LL. 
What are the dims??
Had a MR back in the late 90's It was called a "Big Guy" model dims were 6'10" x 21"1/2 x 2"3/4 
I think??
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
6.2 x 20.25 x 2 .75 
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6'2 x 20 1/4 x 2 3/4
Select to expand quotechrispy said..laceys lane said..
6.2 x 20.25 x 2 .75 .
6'2 x 20 1/4 x 2 3/4
what can I say. I'm lazy 
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..chrispy said..laceys lane said..
6.2 x 20.25 x 2 .75 .
6'2 x 20 1/4 x 2 3/4
what can I say. I'm lazy
i am probably wrong....but is it only babies surfboards and booze that is still running imperial?
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said...
Well at the risk of ted quoting me as saying keeper.
chrispy saying you can say anything about a board first
And mr negative mac chipping in with his enriching comments
I can see why this board got the reviews it did.
electric.
perfect volume too.
35 lts of pu
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..laceys lane said...
Well at the risk of ted quoting me as saying keeper.
chrispy saying you can say anything about a board first
And mr negative mac chipping in with his enriching comments
I can see why this board got the reviews it did.
electric.
perfect volume too.
35 lts of pu
How much do you weigh?
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said...
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
I am ordering one. It looked nice
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
Plus the sweep I guess. seems a lot tho. I'm 80kgs and have just gone up to 31.1lt for my 6,3. Not fighting crowds and sweep either.
Amazing that a thread can be started which has no relation the the forum its been posted in.
Now try doing that in the short or sup forums.
Geez we dragging this up again??
Where is all the Lb talk??? But What do you mean?
It is a surfing forum and this is where the LB riders hang out and this is a topic about what surfboard long boarders ride when they don't ride LBs?
What should all sit on the beach when it is over dick high dribblers??
Select to expand quoteDARTH said...laceys lane said..
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
Plus the sweep I guess. seems a lot tho. I'm 80kgs and have just gone up to 31.1lt for my 6,3. Not fighting crowds and sweep either.
I'm a touch lighter then LL and love volume, I have a shorty that would go close to 40 liters.
Normal board is about 35ish..
The thickness doesn't bother me as much after riding LBs as long as they have a rail that I can sink.
Select to expand quoteSP said..DARTH said...laceys lane said..
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
Plus the sweep I guess. seems a lot tho. I'm 80kgs and have just gone up to 31.1lt for my 6,3. Not fighting crowds and sweep either.
I'm a touch lighter then LL and love volume, I have a shorty that would go close to 40 liters.
Normal board is about 35ish..
The thickness doesn't bother me as much after riding LBs as long as they have a rail that I can sink.
agree. plus I think shapers have learnt how to place it with out them felling like a barges.
6 years ago I was on 27 lts.
but, and I say but I would only surf good beachies and d bar . anything with some power.
where as I think todays boards are more versatile
Select to expand quoteSP said..
Geez we dragging this up again??
Where is all the Lb talk??? But What do you mean?
It is a surfing forum and this is where the LB riders hang out and this is a topic about what surfboard long boarders ride when they don't ride LBs?
What should all sit on the beach when it is over dick high dribblers??
Hmmmm
have you considered a blog page mac-' mac's lb mctavish blog'
that way you can completely control everything and wouldnt have to put up with any thing you don't personally like- like me
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..SP said..DARTH said...laceys lane said..
73 kgs. I like a bit of foam theses days after sups and long boards.plus your always fighting a crowd
Plus the sweep I guess. seems a lot tho. I'm 80kgs and have just gone up to 31.1lt for my 6,3. Not fighting crowds and sweep either.
I'm a touch lighter then LL and love volume, I have a shorty that would go close to 40 liters.
Normal board is about 35ish..
The thickness doesn't bother me as much after riding LBs as long as they have a rail that I can sink.
agree. plus I think shapers have learnt how to place it with out them felling like a barges.
6 years ago I was on 27 lts.
but, and I say but I would only surf good beachies and d bar . anything with some power.
where as I think todays boards are more versatile
I think the different waves as well make a difference. We usually surf beachies with a bit of punch. My new JS paddles like a midlength
Select to expand quoteSP said..
Geez we dragging this up again??
Where is all the Lb talk??? But What do you mean?
It is a surfing forum and this is where the LB riders hang out and this is a topic about what surfboard long boarders ride when they don't ride LBs?
What should all sit on the beach when it is over dick high dribblers??
Volume is your friend for most unless you are popping airs all over the place and surfing like JJF
