7’10 x 21" x 3" Diamond Tail
14" tail, 12.5" nose
2+1 - Futures SB4" on sides, reshaped Rusty Flex to 5.1" base x 6.2" high
single to double concave
custom shaped by Art Coyler at Pacific Northwest Surfboards
Can’t wait to try it in some decent waves…
nice !
… it should be fun as a single fin , too [with a 7" or 8" fin, maybe ?]
so , please let us know how it goes eh ?
cheers
ben
Nice shape! Did you do a single to double concave on the bottom? I’ve been wanted to shape something like this in the 7’4" range. How big are you? Have you surfed it and is there anything you would do different with it?
yea, single to double, front concave very shallow. Just got it, so no test drive yet…designed for overhead, down the line steep beachbreak…
I’m 6’3 x 195#.
ins…
Just wondering…if it’s for “down the line, steep, beachbreak” and it’s 7-10…
What’s the stomp pad for? When would your rear foot ever be on or behind the rear fin on a 7-10?
Maybe I’m too old school, but the rational doesn’t fit…
I must say though…It is a very nice looking board.
At 58, I’m not exactly “new school” either, and you’re spot on about not needing the stomp pad …for surfing.
I use the longest traction pads available - multi piece Flatliner - because at 6’3 my surgically repaired, cartilage deficient knees are cushioned by the pad when i’m ducking smaller whitewater, and if i’ve really got to drive the board deeper, I can cock my back foot against the kick bar for additional leverage…found it really helps wrestling these bigger boards under.