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SP said..

wavelength said...
I think Richie is just their brand ambassador, but I could be wrong (He's in a bunch of their clips....and it may be worth noting that he also says very nice things about the Meyerhoffer Supernormal AND the Walden Mini Mega Magic). The fish looks like it goes alright, but that may be the pilot (he looks to me like he hates the Walden but is trying to smile for the cameras.)

www.youtube.com/user/wa

Yeah that's what I thought but not how it read at all.
Sounded like Richie was designing them now along with a few other board in the range.

Yep..... You are right on the money, SP.

www.surfindustries.com/surfboard-designers/surfboard-designer-richie-lovett.php

"Richie's latest project has seen him give the 7S range a complete overhaul by introducing some exciting new models, including the Saltshaker and the Slipstream, and re-designing the ever-popular Superfish model."

And I was right too (.... when i said I could be wrong).

Loz.... The board looks great online. Nice choice. Look forward to the pics.

These are just a couple, ill get some better one when i get a chance...

I was thinking I know those boards behind the 7S. Then I noticed the Beachbeat sticker.

Super fish 3 is a winner. I have the 6'3 but should have gone smaller. my weight is 85Kg but I purchased it at a heavier weight and still thought i could have gone smaller for the performance the board gives.
It's a magnet. The board being thick and wide is still heavier under foot than say a POD, but the less effort in paddle to pick up waves is the energy saver that allows you to stay out surfing for longer periods.
The only worry I have is with the colour I picked. The pink/red and blue kind of makes me feel like I am riding a large lure and if any such hungry toothy critter happens to swim past for a feed may mistake me for an injured dolphin or large fish.