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Recovery board

Created by stehar stehar  > 9 months ago, 20 Mar 2021
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stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

20 Mar 2021 10:42am
Hello - slipped and fell over yesterday morn. Twisted and tore up an already bad knee. I want to buy a second hand board for flat to knee high waves. A beginner crioss over board to ride while my knee heals. Sunova had " The One " in 2016 I think. Looked good - any old ones for sale? Regards Steve
rockmagnet
rockmagnet

QLD

1458 posts

21 Mar 2021 8:03am
Lots of bargains to be found on facebook marketplace, some rubbish but a few good buys occasionally. Seems like some people on marketplace don't know what they've got so the pricing can be good.
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

21 Mar 2021 9:48am
Thanks
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

25 Mar 2021 4:51pm
Been swimming a kilometer a day with flippers - very slow kick rhythm - can now walk up stairs ( and down if I walk backwards. ) Haven't missed anything - and today sunny with nice swell but the waves look like mud! If water cleans up, will take out Bonzer on Monday - may not need ( here is hoping ) a recovery board.
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

28 Mar 2021 8:30pm
OK - maybe a second board - not necessarily recovery, but also to paddle creeks and lakes - see " kalang River challenge " on facebook - couple of weeks ago! The Mullumbimby / Brunswick paddle is coming up and paddling 12km on the bonzer doesnt really appeal! What is the bloke at Pottsville - Mungo boards? Anybody have one of these? good for rivers lakes and small surf? toughness? thanks Steve ps -- if good, I would spend a weekend at the caravan park on river and try to get a demo ANY EXCUSE HOLIDAY
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

29 Mar 2021 11:29am
HI Stehar ..i fall over when I'm drunk ...

but what you need is a cheap 14 footer or 12,5 ,if your doing some kms ...its the way to go ...
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

31 Mar 2021 9:52pm
Not that keen mate, afew times ayear maybe. How about a 10foot lipstick dogman model - flat rocker? Smik maybe - need flatter rocker for flatwater? My Laird was great but too hard on knees in finish 10 foot 31" wide 140 litres Help
BigZ
BigZ

190 posts

1 Apr 2021 1:43pm
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Tardy said..
HI Stehar ..i fall over when I'm drunk ...

but what you need is a cheap 14 footer or 12,5 ,if your doing some kms ...its the way to go ...


+1

Why would you get a surf-like shape for distance paddling? If you want to paddle distance or downwind get a proper 14 footer.
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

2 Apr 2021 2:56pm
No downwinding and apart from the three longer paddles a year - mostly loafing along a lake or creek for 1,2 or 3 km - jump off and swim - drift in current - relax and float ( on board or off it ) Also longer board doesnt fit on the storage racks at home, and juust seems problematic. KISS Principle
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

4 Apr 2021 5:10pm



Beautiful paddle - about 25 min for one lap round the island - managed two laps.
stehar
stehar

NSW

598 posts

13 Apr 2021 12:37pm
beautiful autumn morn yesterday - glassy clean waves - very enjoyable - then a walk to the coffee lounge for a rehash of " did you see my last wave wow! " bit of b"llsh"t doesnt hurt!
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