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paddle board's progress shapes

Created by Kami Kami  > 9 months ago, 7 Jan 2015
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Kami
Kami

1566 posts

7 Jan 2015 6:16pm
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jonbro said..
Check out Dan Manns new offering... Will we see this progress to the Paddle Boards?





With Minion's type of SUP board, what else ?

Can be " the dog bone " as Lookilookie show before
sharpie
sharpie

NSW

347 posts

8 Jan 2015 8:18am
almost any shape will go well in good waves imho, also the guys that test ride boards could surf on a door. its great that everyone is different and likes to ride different stuff.
Kami
Kami

1566 posts

8 Jan 2015 4:52pm
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sharpie said..
almost any shape will go well in good waves imho, also the guys that test ride boards could surf on a door. its great that everyone is different and likes to ride different stuff.

Yes, good to see some creativity hold by big brands too instead of duplicate champs's sample board.
terenceingram
terenceingram

15 posts

8 Jan 2015 8:32pm
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Kami said..

jonbro said..
Check out Dan Manns new offering... Will we see this progress to the Paddle Boards?






With Minion's type of SUP board, what else ?

Can be " the dog bone " as Lookilookie show before



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sharpie said..
almost any shape will go well in good waves imho, also the guys that test ride boards could surf on a door. its great that everyone is different and likes to ride different stuff.



Agree with Sharpie. Any board goes well in good waves. I grew up in Jeffreys Bay and I still can't believe the boards I grew up surfing and how crap they went everywhere else except J-Bay. I prefer to find shapers who make boards for the average surfer. Most surfers are average. This includes me. I assume the same applies to SUP's.
Kami
Kami

1566 posts

10 Jan 2015 7:49am
I agree with both of you.
I show this kind of outline because it can be adapt to SUP for 2 reasons:
1/ the depression at paddling position can do a very effective row.
2/ as volume stand in ends the board is more stable than the Vangard type design.

Would be fun to ride however
RJK
RJK

RJK

QLD

622 posts

10 Jan 2015 10:59am



This progressive shape absolutely rips too, can't wait for it to be enlarged to ride as a sup
Kami
Kami

1566 posts

10 Jan 2015 3:32pm
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RJK said..



This progressive shape absolutely rips too, can't wait for it to be enlarged to ride as a sup

It does better duck dive rather than it rips

surfgrub
surfgrub

NSW

105 posts

11 Jan 2015 1:39pm
A Snowboard for the waves.....
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