hi guys.
i have to choose between this 2 boards.
but i not able to choose.
i'm more like a shrimps rather than a terminator. 1 m89 for 69 kg. (6'2 for 159 lb)
i'm a longboarder but not a good one, just an easy one.
all our spot are reef break and with small wave it's pretty shallow
i have tried a whopper and i found it too big.
the nalu is it stable enough in choppy condition, can it be a all-round board
the drive come with camo deck (full eva deck) and a couple hundred AUD less than the Nalu.
but the Nalu is with veneer bamboo and bag.
pffff i don't know
please help.
regards
snakos
The 10'6 is a fantastic surfing SUP. Its a bit tippy if you are in the newer phases of stand up paddle surfing but once you are comfortable on it you will be pleased with how it surfs.
IMO boards 30" wide or wider just do not surf as well as narrower boards.
10'6"/28" all the way.
the better you get and the more you surf it the happyer you'll be that you've made this choice. and you'll still be able to enjoy flat and long paddles. With the 10'5"/30" you'd only be happy for 5min, cause you'll adapt quicker, but you'll find you'll then want something that surfs and paddles better.you sound like a greyhound and you may even have trouble getting the rail in if you go for to much volume, 10/6 - 10/5 :whatever, your call. brand : whatever, your call. width & thickness - think about your weight and what you want to do with the board and not just now but time down the track.
10'5/30 all the way!!
you gotta think what do you want to do more swim or surf???
if you love swiming then go the naish if you love to SUP then go the SB
Damo!
it's what i'm afraid!
yesterday i put my feet on 10'4 / 28 1/2 / 4 1/4 from Quattro.
the bottom is 1/3 flat under the nose and V for the last 2/3 to the tail. it was a single fin.
i have to walk less than a minute to paddle on the lagoon and his flat water.
paddle it on flat was perfect. speed and stability, row was correct and easy to control.
afternoon the wind pick up to 15 knt and the lagoon was a mess.very choppy.
it was difficult to limit the row, pretty unstable. i had loosed all my confidence.
not fall but it make me tired fast enough.
the nalu don't have the same shape.
it's a mono concave to a double and a Vee on the last 1/3.
it's seems more stable than the quatro.
if it wasn't so expensive and complicate to afford one here, i will not hesitate like this.
shuffle and deal!
2 answers against 1 for naish!
thanks for your help
i will post a topic in a couple of month. may be i'll become a better swimmer rather than a SuPer.
thanks i appreciate
take care guys
regards
Hi,
Naish 10'6 for sure has my vote it is a bit tippy but for your weight should not be an issue. Plus when you get used to standing on it if needs be, the board surfs sooooo good.
D.Kirche
well i reckon you would be better off on a jl 10'8' brilliant allrounder , cantbebeaten snakos ....
dude you area trooper..having limited access to SUP boards, then having to wait 6 weeks for delivery !! 
