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Put a leg rope on ya kook

Created by chrispy chrispy  > 9 months ago, 10 May 2016
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chrispy
chrispy

WA

9675 posts

10 May 2016 4:50am
This guy from surf safe byron has come with these stickers to be put on hire boards.

What do blokes think?





Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi

NSW

14256 posts

10 May 2016 8:44am
Great idea. I think the last pic (bottom right) should also have a cartoon of a person paddling into the broken part of the wave with a green tick on it.


I saw a great sticker on a van the other day








Tassiedevel
Tassiedevel

TAS

2249 posts

10 May 2016 9:02am
Love that sticker .

You managed to hit the water yet Ted ? Magic little ground swell around Penguin Sunday . Bit rugged out there today but the westerly swell is rolling in . Hoping to get out after work tonight . Over your way Boat harbour could be good ( anywhere bit protected from the wind )
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

10 May 2016 8:37am
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chrispy said...
This guy from surf safe byron has come with these stickers to be put on hire boards.

What do blokes think?









Great idea, I do have two small problems with the pic on the bottom left, yes you shouldn't throw your board, BUT in BIG surf no one can duck dive big broken water, and the second part to that pic is , don't be a kook & paddle directly behind a surfer, if you do you deserve what you get.
Tassiedevel
Tassiedevel

TAS

2249 posts

10 May 2016 12:50pm
could avoid a few of these

jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

10 May 2016 11:15am
Surf Safe Bryon always has a great posts..One of my fav


Cuttlefish
Cuttlefish

QLD

1332 posts

10 May 2016 6:24pm
Agree with Ted on the addition of one more paddler with a tick heading into the whitewater.
I just wish more people would look on their inside instead of putting their head down and looking straight ahead as they paddle into ones wave.
Then they have the option to say, "Sorry mate but I didn't see you." Well Yeah, of course not.
The snake: someone who is often paddling back out (or waiting closer into shore) does the spin around to claim the wave from someone already paddling into the wave. A favourite tactic of shortboarders to annoy longboarders.
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