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I really wanna start surfing im 5 7 @ 140 pounds i live in mid florida and
the waves are quiete small so i think im going for the hybrid short board?
Or the fun shape idk
I have had a wavestorm from costco for about 7 months now and i want to
upgrade but i have no idea what type of board i should get, help me out!
from san diego!
Hey I’m a young grom (10) 4’9 90 pounds. I was wondering what surfboard I
should get? Skill level: Beginner
so i am 135lbs, im 5’6ft, and i live in south florida. I will probably surf
once or twice a week. Im looking for a first board and i would like
something that lasts long, and is fun to ride. I don’t know whether to get
a fun shape board or a hybrid short board.
I live in south florida, and i weight around 135 lbs. Im 5’6, and i will be
able to surf once or twice a week. I am a beginner and i don’t know what
kind of board i should start with. I want something fast and fun.
As wooden boards (at least, 100% wood) are pretty rare and quite expensive,
I would say foam meaning polyurethane foam from which about 90% of the
world’s surfboards are made. Start off with that, maybe a funshape or a
longboard for stability.
Thanks a lot!
hey guys i have a 6’10 tri fin is that good for me i’m 5’10
It’s hard to say exactly when we’ll have waves, but there are usually some
in April. Check out our Ft. Lauderdale shop when you’re in town for the
best board selection this side of Antarctica! You can check out some boards
like the Firewire PotatoNator or Dominator, good float and you wouldn’t
have to up to 7 feet. I ride a 5’8 Dominator and I clock in at 80 kg, so a
6’0 or 6’2 should be plenty of floatation.
so, i weight about 130. and i am 5″7, so if i get a shortboard that is
about 6″5. it would be easier for me to surf? i am a beginner. also maybe a
little wider and thicker.. i would be able to surf on that? an hybrid
actually*
Hi There, Nice video, I m a beginner, however not sure what to get foam or
wooden board? Thanks
hey, extremely helpful video. im looking for a first board, im use to the
water, ive body boarded and skim boarded for about 5 years, so ive got good
balance. the waves that id be on would be anywhere from waist to 10 feet
high. i want something thats going to be fast and thats going to be able to
keep up with what i want to do as i progress with surfing, so preferably
not a 9’6 longboard. im looking at the 7’6 pumpkin seed and the rusty
piranha 6’10. any advice on those or other suggestions?
i also longboard (like skateboard longboard) which ive done for a while now
and im reasonably good
i live in North Carolina near the southern outter banks and our beach faces
south, not east, so we usually have small waves and im 200lbs. i learned on
a 9 ft rental and i kinda want to get into the smooth longboard style
because i ride longboard skateboards. there is a used 9ft2in GandS at the
surf shop where i work and i have my eye on it. do you think this is a good
choice? i will probly only be surfing like once or twice a week until next
summer
Definitely can be. Hybrids aren’t quite as stable as a longboard/funshape,
but you’ll be able to jump into a performance style a bit earlier.
Hi guys im from argentina and i will be in Miami at the end of april,
wanted to know if there are waves to surf there. Also wanted to buy a 7
feet surfboard, not a mini malibu, with good flotability because i weigh
around 90kg. Thanks
Sounds like a good choice. Longboards are great to learn on; they catch a
ton of waves, paddle easily, and you’ll get longer rides on them. As you’re
only able to surf a couple times a week that board will increase your
chances of surf, especially since its going to be smaller conditions. If
it’s in good condition I’d say go for it!
thanks guys! i have just send you an email with a few other questions
Great video…but I think you should improve audio quality for the next
videos….Congratulations and thanks…
So a hybrid board is great if I want to jump into short board style and im
a beginner?
Longboarding isnt for beginners. Its a style…. there good for learning
because of the area. but more advanced stuff like noseriding is
longboarding style! not a begginer board.
yeah that’s what i meant… ok thank’s very much
so, i weight about 130. and i am 5″7, so if i get a shortboard that is
about 6″5. it would be easier for me to surf? i am a beginner. also maybe a
little wider and thicker.. i would be able to surf on that?
You ride a 7 inch board?!?! Must take some crazy balance, haha. Alright,
I’m assuming you mean 7 foot board, unless you’re a highly ambitious
grasshopper. If you’ve got the basics down (going left, right, paddling
into waves easily, etc) you could definitely take a step down. Maybe try
out a 6 foot board with a bit of extra volume so it’s not too much of a
drastic drop. It’ll turn a lot easier than the 7 footer, go shred!
Im a pro surfer and live in miami FL. no there arent waves from what I know
but i have a house in san sebastian there there are nice waves.