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12' Surftech Bark Excursion - Beginner surf

Created by Mpasseri Mpasseri  > 9 months ago, 26 Jun 2015
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Mpasseri
Mpasseri

20 posts

26 Jun 2015 9:21am
Found very little information about thia board onlie. Does anuone know/tested it ?
They advertise it as an all around board, including small waves. I would like to know how does it handle in the surf, I wonder if it would be a nice board for a heavy (100kgs/ 220pounds) relatively out of shape guy to begin sup surfing (never surfed before) and also use it for some races. I have tried a 10'1" surftech Caddi but it felt too small for me. I consider myself to be an intermediate level SUP paddler.
Recomendations are welcome, but If they could be inside the surftech line I would appreciate it, since it is widely available where I live. Since the Caddi is around 156l I would like to consider a 190/200l
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smh

NSW

7269 posts

26 Jun 2015 6:01pm
If you can get a Surftech Laird 11 footer then that would be a consideration. Surfs well and paddles flat water well also. Another would be the 11 ft Laguna Bay or 11'2 Lopez Big Darlin.
tha dogman
tha dogman

NSW

2912 posts

26 Jun 2015 7:11pm
I loved the big 12' bark

Such a nice flowing board in small waves but looks like a big wave looking gun shape

Another board to try is the 11'6 Horizon Surftech. Big volume with aggressive rails n tail

Happy hunting
Mpasseri
Mpasseri

20 posts

26 Jun 2015 11:04pm
Dogman,
I am in doubt between the bark 12' and the horizon. I have also consideres the 10' lopez surf music. For learning to surf the bark would not be too big ? I am leaning towards it, but am afraid it might be too long.
My main issue with the horizon is not a technical one. The one we have available here is the 2014 11'6, in green. I think it is too ugly !
Mpasseri
Mpasseri

20 posts

27 Jun 2015 1:11am
My heart says buy the excursion but my head says to by the 11'6" horizon...
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