Lost "Puddle Jumper Sting" Surfboard Review Ep 136

In this episode, Noel Salas ventures to San Clemente, California to meet up with Matt Biolos and Duke Aipa to review the Puddle Jumper Sting. The collaboration started between Aipa and Biolos to corporate and elevate the "Sting" model. They were passionate to make a detailed version of the "Sting" by engineering the sizing, depth and details to make sure the board did just was it was created to do. Biolos related the Sting to a Wing to make a dangerous weapon -- a more responsive board that can pivot quickly. Close to the Puddle Jumper outline, the new Puddle Jumper Sting incorporates a wide low rocker, single concave, rail rocker and control in the tail. Athletic young surfers like Ian Crone, Rasta Rob and Cole Houshmand are enjoying the Puddle jumper sting in small waves to overhead. Enjoy this board as quad, thruster or twin plus trailer and see where it leads you. Nate Yeomans loves the board as a quad set up at 5'4 at 29L. He thought it was fast, loose and had lots of speed. Aipa goes on to share about how his dad, Ben Aipa's inspiration for the original "Sting" was by watching a hydroplane speed boat and how it accelerated through turns and maintained speed. Then Asa Cascavilla and Noel describe riding the Puddle Jumper Sting in the pool. They said the quad is faster and has more drive, and Noel calls it a "Favorite" for head high to smaller waves. Enjoy!
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Noel's Height 5'9" (172 lbs)
Board Dims 5'2" x 19.50 x 2.28 (26L)
Asa's Height 5'10" (165 lbs)
Board Dims 5'2" x 19.50 x 2.28 (26L)
Matt Biolos Height 6'1" (220 lbs)
Board Dims 6'1" 22.38 x 2.77 (42.75L)
Nate Yeomans Height 6'0" (185 lbs)
Board Dims 5'5" x 20.5 x 2.42 (30.5L)
5'4" x 20.25 x 2.37 (29L)