Ted the Kiwi said..
I would like to order more surf time first. Even though I now live somewhere with very consistent high quality I still find there is not enough hours in the day to justify having any more boards than I do. I pretty much ride one board 90% of the time - its versatile and fun and gets the job done. I know that when the trades start to pick up though I am going to want a bigger board that can handle some wind and wave chop. So that will be ordered at some point. Personally though I think you can end up with too many boards if you are not careful. Keep it simple. Especially if you have to drive to the beach. If you just look out at the water and can make the call and have a selection of boards close by then its great. If you have to pack three or 4 in the car every time that sucks. I used to take two boards to the beach all the time just in case. But it annoyed me. Sometimes I wish I had the 3rd or 4th with me as well.

Ted the Kiwi said..
I would like to order more surf time first. Even though I now live somewhere with very consistent high quality I still find there is not enough hours in the day to justify having any more boards than I do. I pretty much ride one board 90% of the time - its versatile and fun and gets the job done. I know that when the trades start to pick up though I am going to want a bigger board that can handle some wind and wave chop. So that will be ordered at some point. Personally though I think you can end up with too many boards if you are not careful. Keep it simple. Especially if you have to drive to the beach. If you just look out at the water and can make the call and have a selection of boards close by then its great. If you have to pack three or 4 in the car every time that sucks. I used to take two boards to the beach all the time just in case. But it annoyed me. Sometimes I wish I had the 3rd or 4th with me as well.

Tux said...
Bro what an open ended question...I bet by the time everyone has answered my list will be way longer than it is now...I am going to break mine down into boards I am making for myself and boards that I would like to buy when funds become available :

I am planning a boat trip in 2017 so before then I would like to have shaped and ready to go on the boat:

1 x 7'6 to 8 foot Mini Tanker knock off
1 x 7'2 to 7'4 down rail single fin Speed shape/mini gun
1 x 6'4 to 6'6 quad keel fish of some description
1 x 6'2 Vanguard

This list is more of a bunch of long term projects that I am gathering info on before I attack :

1 x 9'6 to 10' full gun for super big days down the coast
1 x 10'6 tanker, rolled bottom 50/50 rails heavy as **** the works
1 x 10-12 foot quad keel fish like a Josh Hall thing
1 x 12 foot glider maybe hollow wood construction


What I would like to buy :

1 x Dick Brewer or Owl Chapman Sunset gun (9 foot and over only)
1 x Gerry Lopez lightning Pipe board
1 x Wayne Lynch Evolution board
1 x Outer Island V2 flex gun, 7'6 and over only

Macaha said...
903 evo with 07 rocker whoops ordered yesterday

laceys lane said..




Well. Well. Well.Well.well.well.
Im still going to dance all over you with the submoon bully boy.Bring it on

Ted the Kiwi said...
1 board is never enough - esp a HP one at that just think that some people get caught up in the moment and have too many for the amount of time they surf and their skill set. Sure its nice to have lots of boards but are they all required? I have cut down my selection a lot in the last 6 months and have no regrets about getting rid of any of them. I watch Indo fellas who can only afford one board ride them from waist high to double overhead plus and it does not bother them one bit if its glassy or windy - they still rip it up. They just get on with it.

Ted the Kiwi said..
1 board is never enough - esp a HP one at that just think that some people get caught up in the moment and have too many for the amount of time they surf and their skill set. Sure its nice to have lots of boards but are they all required? I have cut down my selection a lot in the last 6 months and have no regrets about getting rid of any of them. I watch Indo fellas who can only afford one board ride them from waist high to double overhead plus and it does not bother them one bit if its glassy or windy - they still rip it up. They just get on with it.

justo82 said..
I want a 7'6" or thereabouts McCoy Nugget

9'6" McT Evo squartail

laceys lane said..




Well. Well. Well.


Well.well.well.

Im still going to dance all over you with the submoon bully boy.

Bring it on

justo82 said...


how do you find the submoons? assuming you mean the firewire model I've looked at them, but not enough information available to make an informed decision.

Macaha said...
Lacey the truth why these longer versions were liked more, simple.

THEY ARE A LONGBOARD not a midlegth

thePup said..
go farken hard old cock

chrispy said..
me, I would like a nice big 10incher for tiny lm days....the day I rode boofy made me smile, I just want to blow some hipsters in the park...it will be a tiny day war machine...I will dressed in epoxy

Tux said...


geezus bro too much info there

laceys lane said..



Want a 7 ft mct bob sled quad- one the most unreal looking boards ive ever seen.

wavelength said..








On the McT website, the Bobsled has been moved into the "Archive" section which is the home of the models that aren't made anymore, i think.

http://www.mctavish.com.au/surfboards/archive

However, there are still some older ones available with the swallow tail and, yes, some GREAT looking new rounded pins.

www.mctavish.com.au/surfboards-buy/midlength/bobsled

No explanation of the change that I can see, but it looks significantly different - and better.