One seabreeze member keeps texting me and asking,What board would you have if you could only have the ONE?

My green Munro would do me as a 1 9ft board quiver. Otherswise a 7s 8ft.

I would probably get myself a 6'5" Murray Burton Silver Bullet Quad.

Takayama 9.3 ITP

easy 12'6

8ft 7S SuperFish XL v2 in Epoxy.

9'2 custom Australian made longboard. Brand not important.

Mac that would be one that changes colors and patterns every few months right ?

ONE BOARD!!!!!!

Perish the thought, the industry would go broke in less than a week without idiots like me constantly changing boards

But if I was stuck with one, it would be my loverly,but difficult to turn, 10'6" Munoz.

I'm with SMH - Oz product.

It's in the prototype design stages I believe - am waiting so that I can place my custom order for pickup at Xmas

900 - 903 McT "62" as a keeper

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jasdeking said...

Mac that would be one that changes colors and patterns every few months right ?

haha

Don't know any better but the 8' 7S XL epoxy is working out pretty good for me.

Bit off topic, but once I plateau I will try something custom and shorter.

Pretty easy for me... a 9'6 Brewer... It's actually a shame it is a Tuffy... But you have to take the positive with the negative... Tuffy's are tough. The perceived corkyness is somewhat of a perception... Don't you want a light board with foam to help you paddle into more waves? (unless you are an elite paddler or pro / semi pro on the WCT/WQS, aiming for a high rank on the new World Ranking system)...

Tuffy construction does lend itself to Malibu's quite well though... Mostly positives, with very few negatives (other than foreign made, global influence, and lack of uniqueness / mass production).

The alternate to the 9'6 Brewer Tuffy would be a Brewer Brewer, the same....

For a simple Aussie Made solution.... I'd go to Byron Bay, and get The McTavish boys to shape me something special....

It would be 9'4-9'6. Dead set compromise / in the middle of a 9'1 EvoII and a their 9'6 G2 Gun. That would suit be, 1 board quiver! It would be comfortable in Double Overhead Plus, yet still be a nice enough slider down to knee high.

Considering a Brewer Brewer would be too hard to sort out, my Simondo McTavish would be "the chosen one".

(If you need any further translations, I would be trimming up the nose quite a bit, to avoid it catching on decent take offs... think about those pointier noses on early Waimea guns... I would also sell off everything, all other surfcraft... "The Chosen One" would be triple strung and tinted in blues, and probably in weight saving "pro-finish", but given a decent careful buff up.... no top coat / gloss coat... on further consideration, the 9'6 Brewer might have to make way for this board.... in theory... maybe I might even order such a baby! )

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kadil said...

Don't know any better but the 8' 7S XL epoxy is working out pretty good for me.

Bit off topic, but once I plateau I will try something custom and shorter.

There's your first mistake - when you plateau you need to go custom but longer

10' SUP no questions for me.

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billboard said...

Takayama 9.3 ITP

Does this baby mean you would also sell off all other craft, including the higher volume things that you stand on whilst gripping onto a black carbon shaft!?

Or are you a Gemini... Billboard wants an ITP, but Foxie-Su* also gets his choice...?

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CMC said...

10' SUP no questions for me.

you maybe right just having a think about it

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Simondo said...

Pretty easy for me... a 9'6 Brewer... It's actually a shame it is a Tuffy... But you have to take the positive with the negative... Tuffy's are tough. The perceived corkyness is somewhat of a perception... Don't you want a light board with foam to help you paddle into more waves? (unless you are an elite paddler or pro / semi pro on the WCT/WQS, aiming for a high rank on the new World Ranking system)...

Tuffy construction does lend itself to Malibu's quite well though... Mostly positives, with very few negatives (other than foreign made, global influence, and lack of uniqueness / mass production).

The alternate to the 9'6 Brewer Tuffy would be a Brewer Brewer, the same....

For a simple Aussie Made solution.... I'd go to Byron Bay, and get The McTavish boys to shape me something special....

It would be 9'4-9'6. Dead set compromise / in the middle of a 9'1 EvoII and a their 9'6 G2 Gun. That would suit be, 1 board quiver! It would be comfortable in Double Overhead Plus, yet still be a nice enough slider down to knee high.

Considering a Brewer Brewer would be too hard to sort out, my Simondo McTavish would be "the chosen one".

(If you need any further translations, I would be trimming up the nose quite a bit, to avoid it catching on decent take offs... think about those pointier noses on early Waimea guns... I would also sell off everything, all other surfcraft... "The Chosen One" would be triple strung and tinted in blues, and probably in weight saving "pro-finish", but given a decent careful buff up.... no top coat / gloss coat... on further consideration, the 9'6 Brewer might have to make way for this board.... in theory... maybe I might even order such a baby! )

Jeezus - lucky he only asked for a simple answer

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billboard said...

Simondo said...

Pretty easy for me... a 9'6 Brewer... It's actually a shame it is a Tuffy... But you have to take the positive with the negative... Tuffy's are tough. The perceived corkyness is somewhat of a perception... Don't you want a light board with foam to help you paddle into more waves? (unless you are an elite paddler or pro / semi pro on the WCT/WQS, aiming for a high rank on the new World Ranking system)...

Tuffy construction does lend itself to Malibu's quite well though... Mostly positives, with very few negatives (other than foreign made, global influence, and lack of uniqueness / mass production).

The alternate to the 9'6 Brewer Tuffy would be a Brewer Brewer, the same....

For a simple Aussie Made solution.... I'd go to Byron Bay, and get The McTavish boys to shape me something special....

It would be 9'4-9'6. Dead set compromise / in the middle of a 9'1 EvoII and a their 9'6 G2 Gun. That would suit be, 1 board quiver! It would be comfortable in Double Overhead Plus, yet still be a nice enough slider down to knee high.

Considering a Brewer Brewer would be too hard to sort out, my Simondo McTavish would be "the chosen one".

(If you need any further translations, I would be trimming up the nose quite a bit, to avoid it catching on decent take offs... think about those pointier noses on early Waimea guns... I would also sell off everything, all other surfcraft... "The Chosen One" would be triple strung and tinted in blues, and probably in weight saving "pro-finish", but given a decent careful buff up.... no top coat / gloss coat... on further consideration, the 9'6 Brewer might have to make way for this board.... in theory... maybe I might even order such a baby! )

Jeezus - lucky he only asked for a simple answer

refer to 'its a good place'

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Simondo said...

billboard said...

Takayama 9.3 ITP

Does this baby mean you would also sell off all other craft, including the higher volume things that you stand on whilst gripping onto a black carbon shaft!?

Or are you a Gemini... Billboard wants an ITP, but Foxie-Su* also gets his choice...?

I thought this was a longboard question - and if I could only have one longboard it would be the ITP
ALAS if we are only talking ONE board of any kind then of course it would be a sup - and probably something around 10ft.

'Big Red' 10ft McTavish Redline, suits the lack of swell we get most of the time!!

^ "The Chosen One" would need to be very carefully considered!
OK, short answer, a blended EvoII and G2 Gun, hand shaped by Bob McTavish of course ! 9'6.

8ball. that has done alot more than what i thought it would. a board i think will always be around the house. i do like the idea of grom mans brewer reason as well the log idea sounds good also.

Noted no reply from aseahas no clue what he wants

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62mac said...

Noted no reply from aseahas no clue what he wants

i was going to write,the next board i own will be my perfect board. really though i think 3 is the perfect number

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62mac said...

Noted no reply from aseahas no clue what he wants

are you pot or kettle

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chrispychru said...

62mac said...

Noted no reply from aseahas no clue what he wants

are you pot or kettle

both

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62mac said...

chrispychru said...

62mac said...

Noted no reply from aseahas no clue what he wants

are you pot or kettle

both

haha, i've got a jm custom 14' er coming out in a few days- a flatwater small conditions board that i don't have covered in my quiver.

i don't want to here a peep from you about board changeovers ok

A hull for my can't be asked quiver

A Log for my point break quiver

and a HP (more rocker) LB for my Northern Beaches quiver

Or have I missed the point of this thread?

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laceys lane said...


haha, i've got a jm custom 14' er coming out in a few days- a flatwater small conditions board that i don't have covered in my quiver.

i don't want to here a peep from you about board changeovers ok

BBQ photos coming

My one board quiver could be my new one,its got a bit of all the things I like,I think

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62mac said...

One seabreeze member keeps texting me and asking,What board would you have if you could only have the ONE?

Mac DONT answer these text massages they are Hoax messages from this man