Macaha I have a McT Cruiser and agree they are a hp board, and love it for the surf I usually get on the sth central coast of SA- Middleton, Goolwa, Chiton Rocks, the dump etc. Waves very full, crumbly. Can get some size, when it does you get some lovely big open faces. These are where the cruiser shines. Great paddle speed means early wave entry, then the relative narrowness (23 1/4" on a 10' board) and the full pintail means it can be thrown around ridiculously easily- like a (very) big shortboard. So trustworthy I have't found an upper wave limit yet, but being a single stringer I'm a bit worried about snappage...... The semi pointed nose being not as broad as other longboards also allows you to take it out in strong offshores and still catch waves, unlike a lot of boards (especially epoxys like Surftechs which are useless around here in these conditions due to the corkiness combined with fat sloping wave faces.) It does prefer shoulder high and above waves. Under that and I use different boards depending on conditions. Ankle to waist, usually my 9'6" Tyler Hatzikian stepdeck log. Difficult to master but satisfying. Most beautifully built board I've ever come across. Hankering for a McT Involvement though as the wider tail would suit our conditions, as noseriding not often an option around here. Anyone have one for sale?