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Hypr hawaii land in NZ

Created by boarder paul boarder paul  > 9 months ago, 17 Oct 2010
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boarder paul
boarder paul

1952 posts

17 Oct 2010 7:28am
Interesting board, Looks realy chunky from the photo


DILLIGAF2
DILLIGAF2

218 posts

17 Oct 2010 8:44am
Saw those on trade me too. Good to see NZ getting a few more options some of the range look cool
boarder paul
boarder paul

1952 posts

17 Oct 2010 8:57am
Yes i agree, could be a bad photo, But great to see more range heading into nz

Also the price is good, And with paddle This is a good package for the price

Might shake a few dealers up, Last time i checked mactavish was still trying to squeeze $2300 for a sup That smiley is not a smile its me pissing my self laughing
DILLIGAF2
DILLIGAF2

218 posts

17 Oct 2010 9:19am
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boarder paul said...

Yes i agree, could be a bad photo, But great to see more range heading into nz

Also the price is good, And with paddle This is a good package for the price

Might shake a few dealers up, Last time i checked mactavish was still trying to squeeze $2300 for a sup That smiley is not a smile its me pissing my self laughing


Agreed! I even gave you a green thumb
Eastcoast SUP
Eastcoast SUP

NSW

333 posts

17 Oct 2010 12:56pm
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boarder paul said...
Might shake a few dealers up, Last time i checked mactavish was still trying to squeeze $2300 for a sup That smiley is not a smile its me pissing my self laughing


Last time I checked McTavish SUPs were only RRP1450...?

Agreed on the Hypr Nalu boards - not sure on the construction of these boards though..?

GizzieNZ
GizzieNZ

4103 posts

19 Oct 2010 1:13am
I see they gotta 11'6x29 gun too. Watched some vid & the smaller boards looked a bit stodgy volume wise. Depends whether they designed for entry level suppers I guess


GizzieNZ
GizzieNZ

4103 posts

20 Oct 2010 2:35am
A bit of a spinner
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