Channel Islands Rocket Wide Surfboard Review

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Ian reviews the Channel Islands Rocket Wide Surfboard: www.boardshop....
    The Channel Islands Rocket Wide surfboard is the latest in a long line of Rocket family boards which have dominated the head-high and under surf conditions for years. Without doubt the most user friendly member of the Rocket family, the Rocket Wide has been squished down into a shorter and wider outline for maximum performance in the least inspiring of conditions.
    Compared to the Rocket 9 the Rocket Wide has a wider tail block to glide over mush and is wider under the chest and in the nose for improved paddle power and early wave entry.
    The Gudauskas brothers got their heads together with Channel Islands' Mike Andrews to create the Rocket 9 so it was natural to get back in the shaping bay with Mike to work on this small wave "Cadillac". The result is a fantastic little board which excels in mediocre surf and makes a great "daily driver" for guys and girls who regularly surf beachbreak style waves or cruisy style points and mellower walling waves.
    This clever little board is way more than a simple groveller, its got heaps more performance and just seems to "take off" and glide as soon as soon as you pop to your feet. This is definitely the board to rekindle your surfing stoke even if the waves are below waist high and not particularly inspiring.
    With the five fin setup you can choose between thrusters, quads, twin + trailer and Dane has even ridden it as a straight twin so you can experiment with these different fin options to find your magic combo. Advanced surfers will ride the Rocket Wide 2 to 4" shorter than their height.
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Комментарии • 15

  • @77carlsbadsurf
    @77carlsbadsurf 6 лет назад +5

    I’m 50 yrs young, 175 lbs and surfing the 5’9” spine-tek Wide Rocket. It’s my favorite board for 1’ to 7’ on the face. Over that, I switch to my standard short board ( 6’1” Fred Rubble).

  • @francoisdelayre882
    @francoisdelayre882 3 года назад

    Great review, clear and informative thanks!!

  • @brunodupont8494
    @brunodupont8494 5 лет назад

    Thanks! Looking forward to the neckbeard 2 review

  • @mcbudget
    @mcbudget 6 лет назад +13

    "That bald american guy!" hahaha

  • @kiwipaul633
    @kiwipaul633 5 лет назад +1

    Hi ...nice review ....i was wondering how things went with the 5'10 in terms of volume /size etc ....i am hoping to pick one up , but undecided on 5'10 - 5'11 ...?

  • @jnoonanuk
    @jnoonanuk 5 лет назад

    Hi guys, great review. How does this board compare to the puddle jumper rp?

  • @dkilla01
    @dkilla01 3 года назад +1

    Head high? I surf this board in overhead waves a lot

  • @dkilla01
    @dkilla01 5 лет назад +1

    Can you review it in the spine tek?

  • @montyrobertson2028
    @montyrobertson2028 4 года назад

    There isn’t any of these boards on the website, just wandering if there will be any time soon?

  • @calebodam
    @calebodam 5 лет назад

    Ian, How was the 5'10 for you? I'm an experienced surfer, about the same weight as you and torn between getting a 5'10 or 5'9

  • @kiwipaul633
    @kiwipaul633 5 лет назад

    hi ..im wondering how you feel about the size /volume of the rocket wide after you have surfed it for a while ....im am trying to decide btw a 5 10 and 5 11 ....(surf similar size range of boards you mentioned in video )

  • @matthewrhodes7608
    @matthewrhodes7608 6 лет назад

    Would this be close to as good as a puddle jumper in small 0-1ft surf?
    I’m primarily riding 0-4 ft and want a versatile board to grow into as a low level -intermediate

  • @RBNK157
    @RBNK157 3 года назад

    How do you compare it to the ultra joe ?

  • @travymoto1
    @travymoto1 6 лет назад

    Curious ...what’s your height and weight?