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The Creek, in yadayadayada

Created by supthecreek supthecreek  > 9 months ago, 27 Nov 2017
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supthecreek
supthecreek

2750 posts

27 Nov 2017 1:56am
Mash-up of my summer/fall sessions, with a little James Casey riding my 9'4 mixed in, and..

Bonus round:
the "Creek" gets a little love at the Aussie Titles

towball
towball

4634 posts

27 Nov 2017 3:30am
Nice one Rick thanks
SunnyBouy
SunnyBouy

473 posts

27 Nov 2017 4:43am
Fabulous!
CAPWP
CAPWP

66 posts

27 Nov 2017 5:50am
This really looks a fun board, nice waves full speed and gopro head setting is perfect.

is like we are riding the waves

cheers
Smash1
Smash1

NSW

826 posts

27 Nov 2017 9:29am
STC - I want to be shredding like that when I'm 69!!!!

You are a dead set legend
Brenno
Brenno

QLD

903 posts

27 Nov 2017 8:51am
Nice STC.
Great waves, fastest 69 year old I've seen for a while.
Keep up the good work!
Gboots
Gboots

NSW

1321 posts

27 Nov 2017 2:16pm
Tearing it apart Creek.
Seems so fast
JEG
JEG

JEG

VIC

1469 posts

27 Nov 2017 2:29pm
cantSUPenough
cantSUPenough

VIC

2131 posts

27 Nov 2017 10:43pm
Great vid! Nice waves! Love watching in full-screen mode; it is like being there carving it up with you.
SUPbru
SUPbru

386 posts

28 Nov 2017 1:05am
Great effort STC - you're a true inspiration!!
surfinJ
surfinJ

674 posts

28 Nov 2017 3:02am
Sooo nice. Your custom stick rips.

And that's the nicest head cam vid I've seen yet. Usually with the head cam the board is just out of view, but you had that slight downward angle catching the nose. That really made it enjoyable as the view then made sense.
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

30 Nov 2017 6:44am
Piping hot rick.
you are the grand master.
Traff
Traff

SA

118 posts

30 Nov 2017 8:32pm
Nice one Rick!
The board is a great colab between you and the Sunova team.
It scales down amazingly well into the smaller versions. My 7'5 handles great in all size waves. Its got great hold and drive off the bottom turns (due to the channels) but still releases when you want it to.
Keep on charging mate.!
rgmacca
rgmacca

471 posts

1 Dec 2017 5:58am
Looks like you have had an epic season!
Those waves look class, you are certainly making the most of the board, well done on a great design.

Big respect for getting out there and doing it at a more mature age, inspiration for everyone

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bomberdave
bomberdave

VIC

413 posts

1 Dec 2017 4:17pm
SUPTHECREEK
Im looking for a christmas present..for me ...!! Currently have a 9'1 x32 Hokua and looking for something to furtehr my development. Im 52 and 98KG with fair SUP skill. Mostly surf conditions similar to you except for the cold..

What size 'creek' would you suggest
supthecreek
supthecreek

2750 posts

1 Dec 2017 3:17pm
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bomberdave said..
SUPTHECREEK
Im looking for a christmas present..for me ...!! Currently have a 9'1 x32 Hokua and looking for something to furtehr my development. Im 52 and 98KG with fair SUP skill. Mostly surf conditions similar to you except for the cold..

What size 'creek' would you suggest


Hi Dave

I think that you would be super happy with the 9'1 x 31 1/8 at 136 L. (1.38)
It may not sound like much of a change, but it will have a totally different feel than your current board.
My 9'4 Creek has taught me that you don't have to go too small to get awesome performance.

If you are after more challenge, you could go with the 8'10, but at 125 liters, it will be around the lower end of volume/weight ratio (1.27), so quite a big step from where you are now (1.53)

I paddled an 8'10 last week in some wonk.
At 106 kg (1.17) it was sort of manageable, but not something I'd want to do for long sessions.
I think to be comfortable, the 9'1 would be perfect for me (1.28) but...
if I get down to 98 kg by next summer, I will go for the 8'10 (1.27)

I designed my 9'4 for freezing winter gear. (1.39)
it passed the test....totally comfortable in my full winter wetsuit.

Go with what you feel comfortable with.... the performance will be there!

here's me on the 8'10 at weight/volume ratio of 1.17
I could do it.... but I fell down a lot




bomberdave
bomberdave

VIC

413 posts

3 Dec 2017 10:46am
Thanks for the advice STC, Ive pulled the trigger and a brand new creek 9'1 is on its way to Melbourne. Cant wait to get it wet next weekend... now I just have to sell an old board!!!
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

3 Dec 2017 11:33am
go Dave .what you will notice when you get on it is a lot more speed than the x 32 's i have the 8'10 flow ./130
i had the x32 8'8 .

98 kgs 53 yrs.
bomberdave
bomberdave

VIC

413 posts

3 Dec 2017 7:53pm
Tardy
was looking at the 8"10 flow before the creek was released. Happy you meantioned the speed as that's what I'm after...
52 & 98 kegs
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

4 Dec 2017 6:11am
yeah man ...you will have to change your style of riding ,compared to the x32 ,but you will notice ,,,oh sheet i made it around that section ,
and you find your self stalling the board or cutting back into the pocket more ...as you can out run it sometimes .
they are also better on winder days as the x32 do have very thick rails and are effected more by wind .
I've kept my 8'8 as i like it in small step waves ...its as loose as a goose...plus I'm a collector ....5 surf sups now.

enjoy your new stick ...they look great .
supthecreek
supthecreek

2750 posts

17 Dec 2017 10:01pm
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bomberdave said..
Thanks for the advice STC, Ive pulled the trigger and a brand new creek 9'1 is on its way to Melbourne. Cant wait to get it wet next weekend... now I just have to sell an old board!!!


Awesome Dave.... please check back in after you get some time on it.
I am very interested to hear how different people experience the "Creek"
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