Top 5 Groveler Surfboards 2024

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

Комментарии • 23

  • @Ian-1080
    @Ian-1080 28 дней назад +4

    Rnf 96, DD2, ci twin pin, and 6’6 FM. Finally got my dream quiver

    • @tezf6883
      @tezf6883 27 дней назад

      Got a one board quiver slater flat earth 😂

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  27 дней назад

      What a quiver 👀

  • @ginjaturtles
    @ginjaturtles 27 дней назад +1

    Mayhem showing up 3 times in the top 5 nice! He makes good grovelers for mushy waves

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  8 дней назад

      He sure does ! Some wicked models in the step down / groveler range from Lost. Hard to choose a best one !

  • @learnscience-f9t
    @learnscience-f9t 12 дней назад

    ✨✨✨✨Awesome✨✨✨✨

  • @shaunjej1855
    @shaunjej1855 28 дней назад +1

    I bought the RNF96. I still haven't surfed it on anything I'd call decent, but I'm fairly excited. It's way more twitchy than anything I have ridden before, so it needs some getting used to.

  • @Mr.Nimbus-pt
    @Mr.Nimbus-pt 7 дней назад +1

    Got a Quiver killer 6'2 37l carbon wrap
    Want a Libtech for thinking about RNF, Cali twin or puddle...

  • @AageV
    @AageV 27 дней назад +1

    This list needs the Hydra

  • @Phaidrus
    @Phaidrus 28 дней назад +1

    Hey Ian, thanks for the video. Of all Mayhem grovelers (RNF96, RNF Redux, RNF Classic, various Puddle Jumpers, Cali Twin, Cali Twin Pin etc.), which one has the most entry rocker? Thanks! 🙌

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  27 дней назад

      Some bangers in that list , we like the PJHP or PJ Pro or if you wanted something a little more playful we'd go for the Cali Twin pin 🔥

  • @AAkCN1
    @AAkCN1 28 дней назад

    Good overview as always! Appreciate it.
    Think with the „goes in absolutely anything“ with Lost Bean Bag you meant no matter how shitty or small it gets you are covered. Bigger waves I imagine are harder with it I‘d imagine, right? This does not have rhe classical one board quiver shape

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  27 дней назад +1

      With the FFBB its fantastic in smaller - average waves, effortless paddle and wave entry. When you do get to the bigger surf the board does manage (to an extent) , however paddle position and placement on the wave would have to change due to the wide nose and flatter rocker. We'd keep it in the thigh to stomach/ chest waves :)

  • @shaka1016
    @shaka1016 27 дней назад

    Hard to beat these in the majority of our waves. Also, the Rocket Wide?

  • @robysurf
    @robysurf 27 дней назад

    Surprised not to see the Pyzel White Tiger in the list

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  27 дней назад +1

      It was a tough call, soo many good boards out there and to channel it down to these was hard enough. the White Tiger is soo fun in our opinion and super versatile, just didn't make the cut 🤷‍♂️

  • @nicolibre1166
    @nicolibre1166 27 дней назад

    Hi guys, which one will be the more suitable for the pool in that list?

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  27 дней назад +1

      Most if not all of them would be good for the pool! all have generous outlines, good volume and will fit into that wave shape ... main bit is choosing which one to go for!

    • @AAkCN1
      @AAkCN1 27 дней назад

      Adding to BoardshopUK I think most go, so choosing the sturdier construction might be sensible. LIB Tech in that case. So puddle jumper, bean bag. Not sure if the rnf96 is available in that construction. Cheers

  • @jaysmartin
    @jaysmartin 28 дней назад

    Ian sticking to his guns .. or grovler in this case!
    Long live the evo

  • @keffdog125
    @keffdog125 28 дней назад

    Might be different across the pond but the white tiger is top 5 over here

  • @ryantherock7664
    @ryantherock7664 28 дней назад

    RNF96 or Lost Pisces?

  • @PiersYT
    @PiersYT 27 дней назад

    Nothing more fun in weak waves than a groveller if you are a good enough surfer to get them small so they perform, nothing worse than an oversized boaty groveller - still surf my 2013 5'5 Lost bottom feeder probably the best board I've owned takes steep drops, glides over flat sections, turns on a dime and never catches rail