Awesome review. Sounds like the Flat Tracker 2.0 is perfect for me. Any input on sizing: 43 years old, 155 pounds. Late stage intermediate to low expert skill level. I'm moving to San Francisco and looking for a daily driver. I'm coming off a 5.7 Tomo Evo with 34L of volume but looking for some more paddle power and something with more of a glide than power surfing orientation. Was thinking of something a little less than 7 ft. Thanks!
Hey Simon, Thanks for your question. The Flat Tracker is best sized big so you don't want to go too small but a 6'10 would be a great size for your weight.
Hey William, The Nautilus has a narrower nose and tail, resulting in more outline curve and a board that likes to make more turns. The Flat Tracker's more parallel rail line, full nose, and lower rocker encourage trimming and down the line speed. What other boards have you been surfing? Where do you surf? and what is your skill level? We would be stoked to help you pick the right board. Cheers, Ashlon
Sounds like a 7' to 7'4 Flat Tracker would be perfect for you. Go bigger more glide and small wave performance or smaller if you want easier turns and tighter turns.
V bottom and low rails are the key of CC boards.
I love CC surfboards🙌
Which is your favorite?
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Awesome review. Sounds like the Flat Tracker 2.0 is perfect for me. Any input on sizing: 43 years old, 155 pounds. Late stage intermediate to low expert skill level. I'm moving to San Francisco and looking for a daily driver. I'm coming off a 5.7 Tomo Evo with 34L of volume but looking for some more paddle power and something with more of a glide than power surfing orientation. Was thinking of something a little less than 7 ft. Thanks!
Hey Simon, Thanks for your question. The Flat Tracker is best sized big so you don't want to go too small but a 6'10 would be a great size for your weight.
Great - thanks!
Im struggeling a bit with sizing, can you tell me how tall you are and what is your weight roughly?
Trip is about 6'2" 215lbs, if you have any questions feel free to call us at the shop or email REALpro@REALwatersports.com
Hey guys. Any difference between this and the twin tracker in the contours?
Nautilus vs a flat tracker?
Hey William, The Nautilus has a narrower nose and tail, resulting in more outline curve and a board that likes to make more turns. The Flat Tracker's more parallel rail line, full nose, and lower rocker encourage trimming and down the line speed. What other boards have you been surfing? Where do you surf? and what is your skill level? We would be stoked to help you pick the right board. Cheers, Ashlon
REAL Watersports I already have a 6’10 nautilus and I love it. I’m thinking about what would be my “mid length”.
I would surf it at California point and lil easy reef breaks. I’m 47 years old 175 and also surf a 5’10 rusty smoothie. What do you think?
Sounds like a 7' to 7'4 Flat Tracker would be perfect for you. Go bigger more glide and small wave performance or smaller if you want easier turns and tighter turns.
Is it a 7 0 on the video? What difference beteween the c.buck and flat tracker? Thanks
Is it a hull?
It has some hull characteristics like the belly in the nose but the Flat Tracker 2.0 is not a traditional planing hull.
No it’s not