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Help replace our Aldi inflatable

Created by Brigerz Brigerz  > 9 months ago, 27 Oct 2019
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Brigerz
Brigerz

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27 Oct 2019 5:45pm
Hi guys, looking for some advice on an upgrade from our Aldi inflatable for me and my wife. We are both 35 year's old I'm 175cm and 70kg and keen to start surfing, my wife is about 170 cm and 60kg and just wants to stay on the flat water. We can both use the inflatable pretty well ( it's only about 25" wide so our balance is not to bad) but not experts by any means. Any recommendations on something that will suit us both.
Ideally I'd like to keep it under $1500 and as short as possible as it'll be transported on a trailer behind my bike.
Thanks.
Located in Bundaberg Qld
Hoppo3228
Hoppo3228

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27 Oct 2019 9:20pm
www.oneoceansportsaustralia.com/shop/one-bolta-allround

9" x 29" x 123L @ $999 (last years graphic)

Would be a sweet little all round board for lighter weight people like yourselves... Might have a steep learning curve first... So paddle on flat water to get used to it, then small waves... then progress from there.

Otherwise the surfboard warehouse have heaps of boards that would suit you... all at the cheaper end...

Good luck
Brigerz
Brigerz

4 posts

27 Oct 2019 6:45pm
Awesome thanks mate, yeah small waves is all we have here so that will be fine.
I seen the evoke at surfboard ware house thought looked sutable or a local shop has Natural rythem kaponi. Are these all ok? Any standout as better
Hoppo3228
Hoppo3228

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820 posts

27 Oct 2019 11:31pm
I don't know the Kaponi, I have owned a Evoke before... quality was fine... but 32" wide is very wide for 60-70kg IMO. If I was in your shoes and wanted a Surfboard warehouse board, i'd buy a Mistress 10' x 28"...

A 'longboard' type shape is a much better allrounder than a pointy nose board IMO. More stable and better glide...

The One boards, AFAIK are made at the Kinetic factory along with Jimmy Lewis and Infinity - one of the best factories in the world.
Brigerz
Brigerz

4 posts

28 Oct 2019 4:11am
Thanks for the help, glad I asked as I was thinking a shorter, wider board was the way to go, not sure why. I was only looking at surfboard Warehouse because there main one that comes up when Google searching and I have no idea on the different brands available.
paul.j
paul.j

QLD

3369 posts

28 Oct 2019 9:12am
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Brigerz said..
Hi guys, looking for some advice on an upgrade from our Aldi inflatable for me and my wife. We are both 35 year's old I'm 175cm and 70kg and keen to start surfing, my wife is about 170 cm and 60kg and just wants to stay on the flat water. We can both use the inflatable pretty well ( it's only about 25" wide so our balance is not to bad) but not experts by any means. Any recommendations on something that will suit us both.
Ideally I'd like to keep it under $1500 and as short as possible as it'll be transported on a trailer behind my bike.
Thanks.
Located in Bundaberg Qld


Hi Brigerz

As Hippo3228 has mentioned already the ONE 9ft board might be perfect for what you are chasing. These are built crazy strong yet still one of the lightest boards on the market. I think the 9ft board hippo mentioned that is on sale is only 7kg. Only one left on the $999 deal and it is a white colour.

Here are some pics of another option and if you are not going to worry about waves this little 9ft touring board is great as it is super stable and paddles really well for a 9ft board.

Feel free to PM me if you need more info

Cheers Jacko




JEG
JEG

JEG

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1469 posts

28 Oct 2019 10:21am
I agree either one of those One board's will do the job and great value paul.j
rangergreene
rangergreene

QLD

30 posts

28 Oct 2019 9:45am
did you want inflatable or hardbody still?
Brigerz
Brigerz

4 posts

30 Oct 2019 4:27pm
Definitely want to go with a hard body this time. Will the 9' still be stable enough for the missus to cruise around on. If so it sounds about perfect for us and easy to take on the bike
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