The In The Pink is a nose riding board but when it comes to surfing in big surf it still holds it own weight Dino Miranda taking it through some R&D this win…
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Dino miranda will make any longboard look good and easy to ride
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Check out the Dino Miranda model.
I am sorry for my ignorance, I am from Florida and just the thought of
surfing on a big day with a longboard is ludicrous. In Florida there are
only beach breaks no point breaks so there is no paddling around the break
to get to the waves. Thanks for putting it into perspective
Muito bom eim ! !
Doesn’t matter how i spelled you know who im talking about and the board by
looking at the model ITP I know him and he is happy with this video thats
all that counts!!
This board has rounded rails, a thin nose and is very versatile. But surf
techs suck; they have zero flex, they are too light, and combine that with
the smooth plastic-like finish, they bounce and skip across any surface
texture on the wave. Plus they aren’t “shaped”, they are simply “pop-out”.
It’s rumored many are made in Asia. The poly In The pinks are arguably the
best performance nose riders out there, but I’d rather ride a boogie board
than a surf tech.
RIP
If you think to much about what your doing while your surfing its what you
have at the moment of you arrival if the waves are going off and you only
have one board then you better be thinking about getting some of those good
waves life is to short so go surf and have a great time!
Remember this before there where any other kinds of boards it was all
longboards that surfed in every kind of surf and if it wasn’t for the
hawaiian wave riders there would not be surfing they paved the way for
surfing today and i never struggle i get into bigger and better waves then
that on long boards try surfing Jaws on you little board?
At least spell his name correctly. Takeyama?
Glasses raised in honor of Donald’s life and his massive contribution to
surfing/shaping,clink!
NNNOOOO!!!!! This board has a pretty flat rocker which is not very
forgiving on takeoffs and choppy surf. Look for something with more rocker.
The low rocker helps on takeoffs and noseriding but make this a board for
intermediate surfers or better. This is actually a larger high performance
longboard that was designed specifically to be nose ridden, or the other
way around…a nose rider with crisp rails and narrower tail for
performance surfing.
is this a good first time longboard for a newb?
I looks like he really struggled with riding in those big swells. I know
Those kinds of longboards are not meant to be ridding in that type of swell
to begin with and this is just trying to prove that the board “Can” be
ridden in big surf, but isn’t really meant to. Can some one put some input
about this?
dont think so much its surfing
Yeah, sorta. You need an all around type of board. I just suggested the
Dino due to the comment that SurftechHI left regarding it. Some performance
boards are high performance and present there own problems for beginners.
Your best bet is to find a good board salesperson who isn’t just trying to
sell you a board. Look for someone who is willing to discuss different
board types and is trying to put you on the right board.
Thank you for the information. So it might be easier to learn on a more
performance type longboard than a noserider due to more rocker?
R.I.P. 🙁 It’s a Very Sad day for all
The man could rip. RIP
Da Bay….
You can ride what ever fin set up you like it all depends on the waves your
surfing the 2 + 1 is for bigger waves more stable and if you want to loosen
it up faster turns thruster fin are better get it thrust speed faster turns
single slower more traditional like old school.
do most people ride the in the pink with a 2 + 1 fin set up or just 1? what
is the difference in performance
The takayama is a good investment but the performance aspect is the low
point, try puting in a smaller center fin with two small side fins
very very sad day for the surfing community.. who sings this song btw?