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Just got one... Will be taking it out for a spin this weekend.

Aussie made model or overseas made model. Price and weight...

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burleighlocal said..
I tried to have a custom board made by Deep. I went to their factory and talked to simon told him what I wanted and he made notes. I gave my email address and was told the mockup would be emailed through to me. So I waited.and waited.and waited. So I go back and talk again and mention nothing has come through yet and I was told it will come through. So I waited.and waited.and waited. I ended up calling Chris Garrett and talked to him went out and saw him and the next morning the mockup was in my email inbox.

how long did you wait each time?

1 week from the date that I was told the email would arrive. So 1 week and a few days. 10 days. (I'll email you in a few days)

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murf said..



Just got one... Will be taking it out for a spin this weekend.

Aussie made model or overseas made model. Price and weight...

I thought they were all made in Oz?

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Brenno said..

Qbay said..

murf said..



Just got one... Will be taking it out for a spin this weekend.

Aussie made model or overseas made model. Price and weight...

I thought they were all made in Oz?

Yes?
No?
Anyone know?

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Brenno said..

Brenno said..

Qbay said..

murf said..



Just got one... Will be taking it out for a spin this weekend.

Aussie made model or overseas made model. Price and weight...

I thought they were all made in Oz?

Yes?
No?
Anyone know?

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Brenno said..

Brenno said..

Brenno said..

Qbay said..

murf said..



Just got one... Will be taking it out for a spin this weekend.

Aussie made model or overseas made model. Price and weight...

I thought they were all made in Oz?

Yes?
No?
Anyone know?

ha ha ha ha - mate i thought they were all made on the Gold Coast...

I was chatting to Simon at the Deep factory recently and he showed me some of his new boards that had arrived in from overseas.
They are the same as the handmade local and looked great.
Customs are the way to go so you get exactly what you want.

Great waves and surfing frothers. Love the crossover wave. Ten footers great for using all the wave and fun sharing.

Oh my frothing God, sensational video Dogman had to watch that twice! Yeaw

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Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

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JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

Yep im a bit of a one trick pony really

guilty as charged

having the pleasure of watching jackson absolutely shred the **** outta the surf for 1 1/2 hrs was mind blowing

he makes his hi-performance longboard sup just sing

dont worry ive been studying his foot work very closely.... Still hasnt made any difference with my 2 left feet

Sweeeeet, borrowed a Jackson pro 10'x28" from Chris Clark for our inaugural 10' states, haven't been on a sup over 8'4" in several years, one word "WOW" this was nothing I remembered about my old 10"something naish, it was light and actually turned.
Good work DEEP

"NO affiliation with anybody"

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tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

Yep im a bit of a one trick pony really

guilty as charged

having the pleasure of watching jackson absolutely shred the **** outta the surf for 1 1/2 hrs was mind blowing

he makes his hi-performance longboard sup just sing

dont worry ive been studying his foot work very closely.... Still hasnt made any difference with my 2 left feet

Embellishing for effect dog man. Definitely not one trick pony and I would feel bad if you thought that was what I really meant. It just stumps me every time that you manage to do such a powerful move on such a big board. I think you are kind of on your own in regards to that, and setting an example for what is possible.

When I see that move and then look at the 8 foot board I ride i have to stop and ask, ...do I really need a smaller board to do one of those moves or do I need to work on my technique? Dog man can do it on a tenfooter.....

If you can blame technique and work on that the world becomes your oyster out in the ocean. First thing for me was thinking what am I not doing right...then I moved my back foot from the middle of the board to above the fins and tried to dig in again. Results improved a little. Still pretty kooky though.

I also have studied and tried to copy that driving roundhouse...and I don't have the balls to try lay backs under the lip at bells.

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JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

Yep im a bit of a one trick pony really

guilty as charged

having the pleasure of watching jackson absolutely shred the **** outta the surf for 1 1/2 hrs was mind blowing

he makes his hi-performance longboard sup just sing

dont worry ive been studying his foot work very closely.... Still hasnt made any difference with my 2 left feet

Embellishing for effect dog man. Definitely not one trick pony and I would feel bad if you thought that was what I really meant. It just stumps me every time that you manage to do such a powerful move on such a big board. I think you are kind of on your own in regards to that, and setting an example for what is possible.

When I see that move and then look at the 8 foot board I ride i have to stop and ask, ...do I really need a smaller board to do one of those moves or do I need to work on my technique? Dog man can do it on a tenfooter.....

If you can blame technique and work on that the world becomes your oyster out in the ocean. First thing for me was thinking what am I not doing right...then I moved my back foot from the middle of the board to above the fins and tried to dig in again. Results improved a little. Still pretty kooky though.

I also have studied and tried to copy that driving roundhouse...and I don't have the balls to try lay backs under the lip at bells.

Back in the dark ages i was told by a few crew (peers) that i didnt move my feet enough/at all. It was freakin true too

So for ages after that i made a conscious effort to get my dancing shoes on and move those suckers around.

Nowdays its auto pilot for my back foot to move forward n back, side to side and hug the rail im turning off

Here's a bit of an example:
4years ago. Short sup backpackcam


And heres a vid of the king of footwork Keahi.


Hope this helps you start unloading some big nasty turns under the lip at bells...

fwark i love that big rolling fathander.

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micksmith said..
Sweeeeet, borrowed a Jackson pro 10'x28" from Chris Clark for our inaugural 10' states, haven't been on a sup over 8'4" in several years, one word "WOW" this was nothing I remembered about my old 10"something naish, it was light and actually turned.
Good work DEEP

"NO affiliation with anybody"

Hi Mick

i gave jackson a quick go of my 146L 10'2 and jumpped on his new 10'1 x 26" 112L pro model

omg!!!! His board was as loose as my 7'10 short sup

Simon and jackson have nailed it with that high performance longboard shape

Dog Dude, I found an old hard drive few weeks ago and going through it found the footage of the 1st Aust.Sup Titles at Port Mac. year unknown!! Some classic Dog, Casso, Keahi surfing. Red bucket + big banana yewwww

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tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

Yep im a bit of a one trick pony really

guilty as charged

having the pleasure of watching jackson absolutely shred the **** outta the surf for 1 1/2 hrs was mind blowing

he makes his hi-performance longboard sup just sing

dont worry ive been studying his foot work very closely.... Still hasnt made any difference with my 2 left feet

Embellishing for effect dog man. Definitely not one trick pony and I would feel bad if you thought that was what I really meant. It just stumps me every time that you manage to do such a powerful move on such a big board. I think you are kind of on your own in regards to that, and setting an example for what is possible.

When I see that move and then look at the 8 foot board I ride i have to stop and ask, ...do I really need a smaller board to do one of those moves or do I need to work on my technique? Dog man can do it on a tenfooter.....

If you can blame technique and work on that the world becomes your oyster out in the ocean. First thing for me was thinking what am I not doing right...then I moved my back foot from the middle of the board to above the fins and tried to dig in again. Results improved a little. Still pretty kooky though.

I also have studied and tried to copy that driving roundhouse...and I don't have the balls to try lay backs under the lip at bells.

Back in the dark ages i was told by a few crew (peers) that i didnt move my feet enough/at all. It was freakin true too

So for ages after that i made a conscious effort to get my dancing shoes on and move those suckers around.

Nowdays its auto pilot for my back foot to move forward n back, side to side and hug the rail im turning off

Here's a bit of an example:
4years ago. Short sup backpackcam

And heres a vid of the king of footwork Keahi.

Hope this helps you start unloading some big nasty turns under the lip at bells...

fwark i love that big rolling fathander.

What are the specs of that first board you were riding?

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Dog Dude, I found an old hard drive few weeks ago and going through it found the footage of the 1st Aust.Sup Titles at Port Mac. year unknown!! Some classic Dog, Casso, Keahi surfing. Red bucket + big banana yewwww

that would be classic

i remember filming the final with my old camera

and laying down a stud commentary of the goings on with noel graham and marktemple with me crying with laughter

epic piss up on the grass after the presso was probably the highlight of that whole comp

meet some great crew that year

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tha dogman said..

mybrosweeper said..
Dog Dude, I found an old hard drive few weeks ago and going through it found the footage of the 1st Aust.Sup Titles at Port Mac. year unknown!! Some classic Dog, Casso, Keahi surfing. Red bucket + big banana yewwww

that would be classic

i remember filming the final with my old camera

and laying down a stud commentary of the goings on with noel graham and marktemple with me crying with laughter

epic piss up on the grass after the presso was probably the highlight of that whole comp

meet some great crew that year

ayyyyyy!!! your not coming to Scotts?

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mybrosweeper said..

tha dogman said..

mybrosweeper said..
Dog Dude, I found an old hard drive few weeks ago and going through it found the footage of the 1st Aust.Sup Titles at Port Mac. year unknown!! Some classic Dog, Casso, Keahi surfing. Red bucket + big banana yewwww

that would be classic

i remember filming the final with my old camera

and laying down a stud commentary of the goings on with noel graham and marktemple with me crying with laughter

epic piss up on the grass after the presso was probably the highlight of that whole comp

meet some great crew that year

ayyyyyy!!! your not coming to Scotts?

Atm im not sure if im free for the scotts weekend.

ppffffttt, come n get on it with us!!

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tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

JosephBetts said..

tha dogman said..

Dogman, every wave it is that same one turn over and over again. I am watching the video and am half way through... I know its coming. I have seen it a thousand times before....but it never gets old.

I have had to start trying to study/copying this move, which bring more appreciation for it. Your a freak

Yep im a bit of a one trick pony really

guilty as charged

having the pleasure of watching jackson absolutely shred the **** outta the surf for 1 1/2 hrs was mind blowing

he makes his hi-performance longboard sup just sing

dont worry ive been studying his foot work very closely.... Still hasnt made any difference with my 2 left feet

Embellishing for effect dog man. Definitely not one trick pony and I would feel bad if you thought that was what I really meant. It just stumps me every time that you manage to do such a powerful move on such a big board. I think you are kind of on your own in regards to that, and setting an example for what is possible.

When I see that move and then look at the 8 foot board I ride i have to stop and ask, ...do I really need a smaller board to do one of those moves or do I need to work on my technique? Dog man can do it on a tenfooter.....

If you can blame technique and work on that the world becomes your oyster out in the ocean. First thing for me was thinking what am I not doing right...then I moved my back foot from the middle of the board to above the fins and tried to dig in again. Results improved a little. Still pretty kooky though.

I also have studied and tried to copy that driving roundhouse...and I don't have the balls to try lay backs under the lip at bells.

Back in the dark ages i was told by a few crew (peers) that i didnt move my feet enough/at all. It was freakin true too

So for ages after that i made a conscious effort to get my dancing shoes on and move those suckers around.

Nowdays its auto pilot for my back foot to move forward n back, side to side and hug the rail im turning off

Here's a bit of an example:
4years ago. Short sup backpackcam

And heres a vid of the king of footwork Keahi.

Hope this helps you start unloading some big nasty turns under the lip at bells...

fwark i love that big rolling fathander.

Couldn't believe how much your back foot moves from rail to rail. I tried it out today and it was like I was given a new board. After about an hour of fun I got a bit cocky and tried one of those long driving cutbacks you do. I got to the foam with a ton of speed and **** all commitment and got deservedly belted. Thanks for the advice. You move your front foot rail to rail as well or keep it centerd? I moved it around too but it was too hard to control both at this stage

Any videos or pictures of the 8'0 longboard model dogman?

This vid is a perfect example, of the type of all round good guy "you'd want to be Designing Your Boards".

Simon HunnyBun lighting up his home break on the New Dogman 10'2 LipStix Production Model Sup.

A shaper, that rides all the shapes he produces. (and he can fricken ride em all damn good too)....

A shaper, that gets to actually feel the energy of each of his designs in the water.

A shaper that is open minded to keep moving forward with his designs with constant R'n'D from himself and his team riders (Lincoln Dews, Jackson Close, Chris Clarke, Mark Temple, Steve Morley, Stella Smith and DogMan) to push his passions of design into the next level of performance.

The Ocean is his passion.

Leisure Sups, Surf Sups, Race Sups, Foil Boards, Shortboards, Longboards, Funboards. He makes em, and rides em all.....

All You Need to Know About How to get a Deep....

Call Deep on tel:(07)55767022

Then you can Choose either a pure Custom Order (your very own shape) or a Semi-Custom Order Option (proven pro design with your own spec sizings.)

Constructed with the most state of the art equipment, with the most state of the art materials, made to your very own specs and produced to a time frame.

Satisfaction guaranteed!!!!!

Deep is also excited to announce a full range of "signature" production model shapes from Australia's top riders.

Now the choice is simple......

Production or Custom???
Custom or Production??????

Deep have got both covered......

Case Closed!!!!!!

To get the ride of your life, contact DeepOceanBoards today!!!!!!

Hi JasonR

Ive only got a couple of shots (taken by Chris Clarke) of a board very similar to my 8'0 lipstix longboard sup.

We are still messing around with a few changes in this board size atm. Just to make it more general punter user friendly.

High Volume and still be a total and utter shred Weapon.

coming Soon!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the reply dogman.
I just ordered something smiliar to your 8'0 model from simon a few weeks ago.

Looking forward to see it and get it wet.

Mark Temple riding the DM 10'2 and the JC 10'1
Chris Clarke riding the DM 9'1
DogMan riding the DM 9'1

Checkout this vid created by Dan O'Sullivan.

Jumped into the recliner for that show... so much fun!

I need a right like that!

any 100kg riders given this board a go wondering about stability for my weight, have had smaller volume boards but wider, last stick was jimmy Lewis nose rider at 31 wide