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why change your board

Created by Cobra Cobra  > 9 months ago, 17 Jan 2016
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Cobra
Cobra

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27 Dec 2016 9:58pm
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Warnsey
Warnsey

NSW

83 posts

28 Dec 2016 8:50pm
For me, it's the love of having something well crafted and hand made. There is something about meeting the person making your board and seeing it crafted or the result of hours of labour and effort that fills my quiver.

Surfboards seem to be one of the last things we have left where there are still amazing handcrafted objects of beauty.
chrispy
chrispy

WA

9675 posts

28 Dec 2016 5:53pm
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CoffsSUPer said...
For me, it's the love of having something well crafted and hand made. There is something about meeting the person making your board and seeing it crafted or the result of hours of labour and effort that fills my quiver.

Surfboards seem to be one of the last things we have left where there are still amazing handcrafted objects of beauty.


Great thoughts
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

29 Dec 2016 12:50pm
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.
chrispy
chrispy

WA

9675 posts

29 Dec 2016 1:12pm
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Cobra said...
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.

I am about to order a new one with a squished Cobra under a indo moped as the artwork
Warnsey
Warnsey

NSW

83 posts

29 Dec 2016 7:53pm
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Cobra said..
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.


Like everything in life... $$$
SP
SP

SP

10982 posts

30 Dec 2016 6:51am
Cause I wanna.
Tux
Tux

Tux

VIC

3829 posts

4 Jan 2017 1:50pm
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Cobra said..
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.


Because you want to improve not stagnate


Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

4 Jan 2017 11:16am
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Tux said...
Cobra said..
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.


Because you want to improve not stagnate




Improve hmmmm , tell me about the major improvement in board design in the last five years that has helped you.
Macaha
Macaha

QLD

21981 posts

4 Jan 2017 1:32pm
Cobra boards are like TIM TAMS once you open a packet you want more and more.
Tux
Tux

Tux

VIC

3829 posts

4 Jan 2017 2:39pm
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Cobra said..

Tux said...

Cobra said..
Yes they are beautiful,,but why change.



Because you want to improve not stagnate





Improve hmmmm , tell me about the major improvement in board design in the last five years that has helped you.


Nothing new in design but a few changes in what I ride

Went from dedicatated thrusters to riding quads...now surfing faster and looser than ever

Reduced the of toe in and spread the fin cluster

...Like I said its all about improvement sometimes its incremental some times it happens in giant leaps...some time you have to go back and revisit stuff that didn't work previously
Al G
Al G

NSW

7704 posts

4 Jan 2017 4:43pm
I think(i don't speak for everyone here) it's a self satisfaction thing.You've worked hard or put in the hours to reward yourself with something that you love doing as a hobbie,sport,pastime,etc rather than waste your money at the club pokies,etc.We all love a new board as much as any other sporting people like new equipment for whatever they do.Personally I keep my boards until they're just about had it,I try to get as much as I can out of them,if they go good for me. Besides the fact I can't really afford a new one every 6 months or so
Cant wait to get the new 10 footer though
vanders1
vanders1

QLD

3809 posts

4 Jan 2017 3:52pm
Al, 10' is the next step on your way to 12', you'll love it.
Al G
Al G

NSW

7704 posts

4 Jan 2017 5:00pm
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vanders1 said..
Al, 10' is the next step on your way to 12', you'll love it.



haha,I probably will in a couple of years mate I put a new 9 inch fin in the 9'3 and it's going great,a bit battered but like you said I'll keep it

Dawn patrol tomorrow mate
vanders1
vanders1

QLD

3809 posts

4 Jan 2017 4:23pm
Good work mate, get into it!
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