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Hi thanks for your feedback it’s really appreciated I tried it as a quad first then a very stiff thruster and gave up on it and sold it on but looking back had I tried a twin plus trailer given what know now it would of changed the board but I’ll never know now I guess

Hey lasourisverte…. How are you finding the 6’3” TB? I’m keen also on that size, based on not getting in the water as much, so never paddle fit. Does is turn easy? Do you ride as a thruster or quad mainly? Thanks mate, Jason - Melbourne Australia.

@@thebrozzesclips3683 Hi Jason ! i have to wait a couple of months before testing my board 'cause it's still freezing at the moment in France ... 'll let ya know after the first session's ... i will use quad's, normaly the best for such a large board ... see ya, Paul - Blois France.

Keep up the reviews and videos man! I'm a beginner surfer and I've learned a lot from your stuff 👌

@@antonlongman.865 I see you reviewed the seaside and cymatic as well. I sold my seaside recently as although i loved the board i found i wasn't getting enough waves. I am thinking the TB design with the extra volume will help get me more waves. I love the the cymatic for cleaner conditions so that board is a keeper!. In fact i love the Tomo QISC designs. They are just SOOO fast! All that speed gives you lots of options, which is why i have ordered another evo. The Evo has to be one of the best boards i have ever owned however i got the sizing wrong. I rode a 5 11 for a year and when i was really fit & my padding was really strong i got lots of waves and i surfed the board well. When i wasn't fit i struggled with wave count. Keep frothing dude!

@@antonlongman.865 hey, thanks for the reply and advice, are you still happy with the fins you suggested in you vid or have you found anything more fitting since? Great channel by the way! You've convinced me to get the Twice over the GB! Cheers 😊👍

@@antonlongman.865 Cool, thanks for coming back to me 😊

Just saw your twice baked video now and I'm wondering would that be better or worse?? 😅

@@antonlongman.865 Cheers boss! Keep up the videos, people like you, help people like me a lot. And you arent sponsored to say anything, which means we get honesty! And UK/European tailored content too 👌

I put the TOMOhawk fins in mine and it’s incredible

antonlongman. 8 would they work on small mushy days and fat wave? Or more for clean glassy wave?

antonlongman. 8 thank you

antonlongman. 8 yeah I tried my friends 5’3 baked potato it was so fun he told me to get the twice baked

antonlongman. 8 I forgot to ask how’s the h4 fins are they stiff or mid stiff haha?

@@coldwater5707 I had a 5'11 BP and got rid of it. Too much volume. I have a 5'7 now and thinking of getting a 5'5 TB. Pretty much the same age and weight as yourself.

@@troppotardi I am 210lbs and looking to get a TB. I think the 5'9" would be perfect for me but they only have a 5'7" and a 5'11" at the shop. Hate to go too big or too small but I am leaning toward the 5'7". Based on your comment I think lower volume is the way to go, don't want it to be completely on top of the water and not be able to dig into the wave on turns. Duck dive-a-bility is also a factor.

@@trooperdave3757 5'11 was too much for my local closeout/beach break. It was heavy to take on holiday also. Chumlee as a more manoeuvrable option over the TB?

@@antonlongman.865 👍

@@antonlongman.865 As you know I am waiting - haha. Do you mind giving thoughts between the TB and Seaside - direct comparison. thanks!

@@jamiemacmahan3417 I have both. 5'10 SS and 5'9 TB. The seaside is a high performance fish. Not at much of a wave catcher as the TB but still very good! I think the Seaside is more responsive and lively - i think due to the helium tech, but I think both of these boards can perform in the same conditions. Waist - head high. I would prefer the TB in more junkie conditions as the timber tech has a little more weight to swing through the white water. I also found the TB easier to duck dive as the SS has more foam distributed under the chest. If I had to choose one to keep it would be the seaside (but why not have both :-))

@@akinsl45 Thanks Luke! Great to hear! Well, I am still waiting for the TB. I am considering buying a Seaside in the mean time as I found some in stock. Basically surfing has become my COVID escape and my local vacation. It lets me focus on something new and challenge myself. I have been mountain biking for 25 years. I am ready for a smaller board owing to the beach breaks and just ready. I haven't surfed in 20 plus years, and never really focused on it except catching waves on a long board. I got out of surfing because the longboard though fun isn't as exciting, I could be a better longboarder, but I want more fun in the surfing. I know this goes against the rules, but the rules are meant to be broken. In three weeks, I woke the brain up riding my old 9'6" longboard, then my old mid-size 8 footer, got a high volume 7' 2" -riding that no problem, to a lower (40L) volume 6'8" and finally able to duck dive the lower volume board. I am ready for the smaller board, I am catching waves and too stubborn to give up. I was getting good bottom turns this morning. Hence even more desire for a short board. BTW - how much do you weigh? Thanks again!

@@jamiemacmahan3417 195lb

@@antonlongman.865 Thanks! Question - am I getting the right size? with the 6'1"? I am 190lbs. I got the TB at 6' 1" as it will be a wave catching machine, but it seems this catches waves with a lower volume, based on Luke? Is the 6' 1" too much, or 5' 11" or even 5' 9". I am able to catch waves, I am really looking for the performance after catching the waves. I recognize the difference of the larger volume paddling and catching waves. Should I get TB in higher or lower volume and Seaside in lower or lower volume (or vice-a-versa)? I welcome any insightful thoughts:)!

antonlongman. 8 Excellent I look forward to to buddy!

@@antonlongman.865 Do you prefer this over the Helium Baked Potato? I was so close to getting one, but now this piques my interest:)!

@@antonlongman.865 Thanks buddy! I appreciate the quick response so I can buy one - haha! What fins do recommend for this one? Great job on all of your reviews! They are awesome, and very insightful - keep it up!!!

@@antonlongman.865 Thanks Anton! Long replies are great - especially when you are grabbing all of the important information for making a purchase!

Last question, so I am 5' 9" 190lbs and planning on getting the 6' 1" based on your happiness with the board. I am beginner/intermediate. I think this is the right choice:)? I want something fun and playful, that still paddles well and can catch waves.

@@antonlongman.865 Awesome - thank you!!!!

I just surfed my TB for the first time this morning in 2-3' semi peaky beach break. I'm stoked. If you like the BP you'll like this shape. In my opinion it fixes my main complaint with the BP. Thinning the tail and adding a bit of rocker makes late drops much easier. It felt a bit looser also. My BP is in helium and feels much lighter under arm but in the water the timbertek feels like it carries alot more momentum. Sorry I went long, I'm just very stoked on this board!

@@TheTheRobinator thanks for the feedback, dan mann explained he choosed the timberteck exactly for that , the rebund is better than with helium that what he said in one his video presenting the twice baked.