What I Ride model, anybody owned and or ridden one,if so what do you think?

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Macaha said..
What I Ride model, anybody owned and or ridden one,if so what do you think?

Very 'easy' to ride.

Great float, gentle and really versatile in varying conditions.

A great shape.

Bite the bullet mac.

Rode the Tufflite version at Witch's Rock in Costa Rica. SA pretty much sums it up.

Whats the timber version worth new boys any idea?

RA What I ride ex Surfanimal..rode it for 5 years. .a great board.
Had the 8'4" and 9'2"..great.

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Macaha said..
Whats the timber version worth new boys any idea?

Are you talking a new model or Tuflite Mac.

I think the Tuffy wood was around $1650 back some years

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surfbroker said..
RA What I ride ex Surfanimal..rode it for 5 years. .a great board.
Had the 8'4" and 9'2"..great.

cheers looking at a 9.6 x 23 x 3 1/8 perfect dims for me.

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surfbroker said..

Macaha said..
Whats the timber version worth new boys any idea?

Are you talking a new model or Tuflite Mac.

I think the Tuffy wood was around $1650 back some years

thanks mate are they no longer making them?

I got one from kirra surf a long time ago

Very good board . Hangs in the curl and trims very nice standing in the middle .found it best in the 2 ft point break waves but could also surf dbar at a pinch.
Mine was the 9.4 gasbag model

Imo the pu versions are better.
Hope that helps

I had a go on a tufflite model years back and didnt really rate it against the tolhurst boards and the Taks

It'll never happen

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Macaha said..

surfbroker said..

Macaha said..
Whats the timber version worth new boys any idea?

Are you talking a new model or Tuflite Mac.

I think the Tuffy wood was around $1650 back some years

thanks mate are they no longer making them?

Surftech/Tuflite is finito Mac..Gooooone..
But the're occasionally up on ewank and Gummy.

There is a wood Takky on Gummy now.
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/tweed-heads/surfing/takayama-surftech-wood-veneer-surfboard-malibu-longboard/1151986774

Pretty sure it's a tufflite wood veneer.

Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

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glide77 said..
Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

Yeah I'm sure it's from Noosa surfworks.

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Macaha said..

glide77 said..
Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

Yeah I'm sure it's from Noosa surfworks.

I had the tufflite 9'6" What I Ride. Rode it mostly as a single fin and it was a great board in a lot of different conditions, especially longer slower walls. But I found it too 'corky' in beach breaks, particularly when the wave was different sections. Didn't want to drive around the whitewater and was a bit of a haul, in steeper takeoffs. I think most of that was the epoxy construction, as being so light, it had no real drive. On longer consistant walls it was gold. Smooth, great to ride. I think it would have been almost perfect in poly construction, with even a bit more weight, say 8oz volan or similar.
An old photo.

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Sandsy1 said..

Macaha said..

glide77 said..
Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

Yeah I'm sure it's from Noosa surfworks.

I had the tufflite 9'6" What I Ride. Rode it mostly as a single fin and it was a great board in a lot of different conditions, especially longer slower walls. But I found it too 'corky' in beach breaks, particularly when the wave was different sections. Didn't want to drive around the whitewater and was a bit of a haul, in steeper takeoffs. I think most of that was the epoxy construction, as being so light, it had no real drive. On longer consistant walls it was gold. Smooth, great to ride. I think it would have been almost perfect in poly construction, with even a bit more weight, say 8oz volan or similar.
An old photo.

Thanks for the rundown and what a great picture.

Its a beautiful looking board but as the seller is selling due to owning too many boards I'm in same view, so I'm going to let it go.

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Macaha said..

Sandsy1 said..

Macaha said..

glide77 said..
Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

Yeah I'm sure it's from Noosa surfworks.

I had the tufflite 9'6" What I Ride. Rode it mostly as a single fin and it was a great board in a lot of different conditions, especially longer slower walls. But I found it too 'corky' in beach breaks, particularly when the wave was different sections. Didn't want to drive around the whitewater and was a bit of a haul, in steeper takeoffs. I think most of that was the epoxy construction, as being so light, it had no real drive. On longer consistant walls it was gold. Smooth, great to ride. I think it would have been almost perfect in poly construction, with even a bit more weight, say 8oz volan or similar.
An old photo.

Thanks for the rundown and what a great picture.

Its a beautiful looking board but as the seller is selling due to owning too many boards I'm in same view, so I'm going to let it go.

I think you've be hacked mac.

might want to check out whats going on

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laceys lane said..

Macaha said..

Sandsy1 said..

Macaha said..

glide77 said..
Don't get a tuff lite....Noosa surf works make Robert August under license....about $1700.
looks like a cool shape!...could be great as a 10fter

Yeah I'm sure it's from Noosa surfworks.

I had the tufflite 9'6" What I Ride. Rode it mostly as a single fin and it was a great board in a lot of different conditions, especially longer slower walls. But I found it too 'corky' in beach breaks, particularly when the wave was different sections. Didn't want to drive around the whitewater and was a bit of a haul, in steeper takeoffs. I think most of that was the epoxy construction, as being so light, it had no real drive. On longer consistant walls it was gold. Smooth, great to ride. I think it would have been almost perfect in poly construction, with even a bit more weight, say 8oz volan or similar.
An old photo.

Thanks for the rundown and what a great picture.

Its a beautiful looking board but as the seller is selling due to owning too many boards I'm in same view, so I'm going to let it go.

I think you've be hacked mac.

might want to check out whats going on

Sh-t wtf going on here,one thread has it I'm in another shapers bay the next I'm buying a RA gee what a hack

Next they'll have you ordering a board in colours other than red, black & white...... It's criminal !

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vanders1 said..
Next they'll have you ordering a board in colours other than red, black & white...... It's criminal !

Now we all know that's never going to happen

Go checkers