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Involvement type longboards

Created by DaveBasher DaveBasher  > 9 months ago, 25 May 2015
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Macaha
Macaha

QLD

21981 posts

1 Jul 2015 7:44am
Have a look at this those pig type boards were named for a reason

http://www.mctavish.com.au/surfboard/pinnacle
McHenry
McHenry

SA

1739 posts

1 Jul 2015 8:26am
Nice looking board, I do love that green. Pretty snazzy.
Macaha
Macaha

QLD

21981 posts

1 Jul 2015 9:00am
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McHenry said..
Nice looking board, I do love that green. Pretty snazzy.


Bugger green watch this space for a nice red tint coming up
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

1 Jul 2015 9:25am
And there it is
Macaha
Macaha

QLD

21981 posts

1 Jul 2015 10:13am
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laceys lane said..
And there it is


I'll fill you in on the weekend if its ankle deep
DaveBasher
DaveBasher

SA

196 posts

2 Jul 2015 6:30am
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DaveBasher said..
Had 2 great sessions yesterday on my Tyler 9'6" stepdeck in clean lined up 2-3 footers. Forgot just how much fun this type of board can be! The weight gives so much momentum over dead spots, the trim from the flat rocker, the stalling pivot turns....... I just love these narrower nose/wide hippy tail, rolled bottom no concave boards, but dislike really wide nosed noseriders. The Involvement type boards force you to slow down, stand tall, and really think about your turns. Surprisingly they can whip off a great turn. The Tyler has a thinned out step deck nose which takes some swing weight out, but being volan is still heavy. Have a hankering for a McTavish or similar, perhaps a little lighter. Anyone riding an Involvement or even pig style board? Or knows of one for sale? Cheers.



This red thumb business leaves me a bit bewildered (referring to my original post).....
Macaha
Macaha

QLD

21981 posts

2 Jul 2015 7:04am
All good now
McHenry
McHenry

SA

1739 posts

2 Jul 2015 9:06am
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DaveBasher said..

DaveBasher said..
Had 2 great sessions yesterday on my Tyler 9'6" stepdeck in clean lined up 2-3 footers. Forgot just how much fun this type of board can be! The weight gives so much momentum over dead spots, the trim from the flat rocker, the stalling pivot turns....... I just love these narrower nose/wide hippy tail, rolled bottom no concave boards, but dislike really wide nosed noseriders. The Involvement type boards force you to slow down, stand tall, and really think about your turns. Surprisingly they can whip off a great turn. The Tyler has a thinned out step deck nose which takes some swing weight out, but being volan is still heavy. Have a hankering for a McTavish or similar, perhaps a little lighter. Anyone riding an Involvement or even pig style board? Or knows of one for sale? Cheers.




This red thumb business leaves me a bit bewildered (referring to my original post).....


Must be a LB hater.
DaveBasher
DaveBasher

SA

196 posts

2 Jul 2015 5:22pm
Cheers Maca and one back at ya
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