thanks for wtchin everyone, I think the board might be around 107 litres, because it floats so well, it is 2kg lighter than my production board which would also ad 2L of "virtual volume". But it does not sail like a big board because of the dimensions and the fact I cut so many corners with reinforcements that wouldnt be acceptable in a full price production board.
I might run with the idea of a stright deck shape to squeeze in extra volume.. Ive been thinking if it could be applied to a waveboard. I played around on aku shaper and I can get loads of extra volume out of the same rocker/outline and rails. I cannot think of any ways this would make the board any worse because its a totally neutral area while the boards planing?
Yes this was filmed at the end of the jetty in primbee. Its an awesome spot in a westerly there is super flat water for ages but u need a shorter fin, Its really shallow right in from of the jetty so I was only doing sliding moves, but the shallowness keeps the chop down which makes sliding the board safer.
The joker at the beginning was from an episode of batman the animated series, makes me laugh every time, I was gunna paint all the characters from this series on the board!... Mark Hamill the voice for this joker.
that's the type of board i want
I,ll have to get you some lessons next time ya down, it looked like you were on the wrong side of the sail and i can that your still struggling with footstrap placement. The board looked great 
and yeah who taught you all those moves son?
Awesome Young Fella Awesome 
