7:06 I had a Carver C7 Da Monsta that I rode until the back wheels turned into tiny cones and lost all their grip. I tell you, it quickly taught me to push more weight through the back foot because otherwise I’d slide out of every turn 😆
Awesome video! That really puts a lot of pieces of the pie together that we often take for granted surfing and having the benefit of engaging rails and displacing water. I've been stuck in Latvia for several months on deployment and actually just got my first set of Slide trucks here and really like them. I've been skating some fun pump tracks here and find that the looseness of the Slide trucks loses some speed (that the Carver trucks carry through better) on certain sections, especially where I make a more vertical top turn on a bowl and really need to drive off the bottom and carry speed to get over the next hump. Thanks Noel. I'll be looking into your site about coaching. I love this stuff.
Hey Noel, thank you for pointing out the grip! I've had my Carver for almost 10 years now and I never understood why people tried to over-accentuate their turns with a slide at the end. 1. It makes you stop, 2. There are boards/ trucks/ wheels that are much more suited to sliding (see techsliding boards). My goal has always been to come out of a 180 degree turn with enough speed to initiate the next 180 degree turn. Makes your head spin and your legs burn!
Cool to know about the Slide. I have the Neme Pro model and I agree it feels remarkably like surfing. Has improved my surfing significantly. What brand would you recommend for my next board? PS I skate for fun and to get around, not training per se. But it's always fun to throw it around like a surfboard.
Hey Noel, at 1:57 -2:23 where you mess up, what should you have done differently? Should you have held the pressure on the back foot longer? And kept that front hand from coming through?
All I needed to do on the bottom turn is keep my lead arm back behind my lead leg (or left hip) or at least even to my lead leg. (Or left hip) My tail and fins disengaged because my front arm got in front of my hips so that really shifted my weight forward and pulled the tail out of the water.
All is good here… I am working on content all the time. Board reviews are taking longer for a few reasons. Bad weather and cold water this winter. I also recently moved to TX for family reasons but I am still doing the Show. I will travel a bit and surf Waco a bunch too. I have not heard from the folks about getting me the White and Red Tiger for review. They look good though and I’m down for a review for sure. The next board review to drop is the Lost PJ Pro. Stay Tuned
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Hey Noel, would you go Lost PJ Pro or RNF 96 as a daily driver to sit above my Seaside in waist to ~1 ft overhead for Huntington/Newport beach breaks?
Great stuff Sal-quick Q been looking for a Lost RNF 96 and I found one that is in Lib tech technology BUT is 5'3 what I want but is 19.25 wide compared to stocks that most show 19' am I being too nit picky with this? Advanced surfer. Thanks bud
Noel, gotta question for you & your specific expertise... Looking at the Pyzel mini ghost (in varial) Lost Puddle Jumper HP & The CI Rocket Wide, all squash tail... Going to be surfing East Coast (Cocoa Beach, Fl) waves. which of the 3 would "you" recommend for weaker waves & beach break's???
I think the PJHP will grovel the best but there are other boards that I like better now. The RNF 96 is pretty sick, if your looking for a sled with more of a performance outline then I suggest the Mini Ghost Squash
First of all i love your channel. The most professional channel for sure ,my question is why don't they produce those amazing early 2000 boards any longer what not taking the same shapes and using a better materials?since the year 2004 i cant find the perfect board because the volume stupidity
Cheers for the kind words. Volume is a great tool to help with board dimensions or vice versa. I’m old school too… the whole volume thing took a while for me to get dialed with board DIMS. But now that I understand it a bit… it’s pretty easy.
hello and thank you Noel 👋🏻👍🏻, you've managed to put into words the importance of weight transfer to turn and how to do it.💁🏼♂️ So, I'm part of a community of ssk8 in France and as a surfer, my practice is mainly oriented surf training.🙆🏼♂️ My point is that it is essential before trying to continually slide the rear wheels of your ssk8, to focus on your carve and your flow.💁🏼♂️ The risk, in the opposite case in ssk8 is to take bad habits and supports, which will be counterproductive in surfing.🤷🏼♂️ Thanks 🤙🏻
@@surfnshowreviews7777 sweet ! You in Waco??! I’ll be there march 11th and 12th hope to see you! I’ll probably make it there a handful of times this season at least yeww! 🤙
@Surf n Show Reviews ok nice Welcome to the lone star state!!! I'm in North Forth Worth , me and my buddy normally surf at Waco and surfskate around all skateparks in DFW. See you around.
Best content ever! I was looking for this, and there is no one explaining this weight diatribution on the back foot/truck like you. Tks!
Board looks sick . I was told keep trailing shoulder through a round house keep lower than the lead . Really helps
This is some of the best surf content I have seen on youtube.
7:06 I had a Carver C7 Da Monsta that I rode until the back wheels turned into tiny cones and lost all their grip. I tell you, it quickly taught me to push more weight through the back foot because otherwise I’d slide out of every turn 😆
Awesome video! That really puts a lot of pieces of the pie together that we often take for granted surfing and having the benefit of engaging rails and displacing water. I've been stuck in Latvia for several months on deployment and actually just got my first set of Slide trucks here and really like them. I've been skating some fun pump tracks here and find that the looseness of the Slide trucks loses some speed (that the Carver trucks carry through better) on certain sections, especially where I make a more vertical top turn on a bowl and really need to drive off the bottom and carry speed to get over the next hump. Thanks Noel. I'll be looking into your site about coaching. I love this stuff.
Hey Noel, thank you for pointing out the grip! I've had my Carver for almost 10 years now and I never understood why people tried to over-accentuate their turns with a slide at the end. 1. It makes you stop, 2. There are boards/ trucks/ wheels that are much more suited to sliding (see techsliding boards). My goal has always been to come out of a 180 degree turn with enough speed to initiate the next 180 degree turn. Makes your head spin and your legs burn!
Well said…
It really helped showing what not to do
Nice, I will try it out !
I’m a little late but what great instruction. I can study my skate clips and see.
LET'S GO 💪 GooDStuFF!!!
Would love to see you do a review the CI Free Scrubber!
Noel, you should build a mini ramp or portable quarter pipe. I think that would help.
Epic content
This was an excellent episode🤗you guys are amazing🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻love the house🫶🏼🤙🏻
Cool to know about the Slide. I have the Neme Pro model and I agree it feels remarkably like surfing. Has improved my surfing significantly. What brand would you recommend for my next board? PS I skate for fun and to get around, not training per se. But it's always fun to throw it around like a surfboard.
Hey Noel, at 1:57 -2:23 where you mess up, what should you have done differently? Should you have held the pressure on the back foot longer? And kept that front hand from coming through?
All I needed to do on the bottom turn is keep my lead arm back behind my lead leg (or left hip) or at least even to my lead leg. (Or left hip)
My tail and fins disengaged because my front arm got in front of my hips so that really shifted my weight forward and pulled the tail out of the water.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Mabey also more upright fins would have prevented this also?
@@MrRobinski No really… shifting your weight forward will always create lift and disengage the fins and tail.
hey noel! Everythings alright? What about the new Pyzel boards? Wonder if you are gonna review them. Talking about the Red and White Tiger
All is good here… I am working on content all the time. Board reviews are taking longer for a few reasons. Bad weather and cold water this winter. I also recently moved to TX for family reasons but I am still doing the Show. I will travel a bit and surf Waco a bunch too.
I have not heard from the folks about getting me the White and Red Tiger for review. They look good though and I’m down for a review for sure.
The next board review to drop is the Lost PJ Pro. Stay Tuned
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Hey Noel, would you go Lost PJ Pro or RNF 96 as a daily driver to sit above my Seaside in waist to ~1 ft overhead for Huntington/Newport beach breaks?
@@mroczek11 I Say 96
Great stuff Sal-quick Q been looking for a Lost RNF 96 and I found one that is in Lib tech technology BUT is 5'3 what I want but is 19.25 wide compared to stocks that most show 19' am I being too nit picky with this? Advanced surfer. Thanks bud
Yes… just get it and give it a shred.
4/16"? That's splitting hairs! How advanced, like doing the QS? Your choice of fins would have more influence than a few sixteenths in width.
The .25 extra width will give you a little more speed do to more surface area.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 .25 mph😂
now Im trying to hook myself with a skate like your. ooff 🤙
Noel, gotta question for you & your specific expertise...
Looking at the Pyzel mini ghost (in varial) Lost Puddle Jumper HP & The CI Rocket Wide, all squash tail...
Going to be surfing East Coast (Cocoa Beach, Fl) waves. which of the 3 would "you" recommend for weaker waves & beach break's???
I think the PJHP will grovel the best but there are other boards that I like better now. The RNF 96 is pretty sick, if your looking for a sled with more of a performance outline then I suggest the Mini Ghost Squash
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Thank you!
You literally, truly & sincerely, are the best!!!
First of all i love your channel. The most professional channel for sure ,my question is why don't they produce those amazing early 2000 boards any longer what not taking the same shapes and using a better materials?since the year 2004 i cant find the perfect board because the volume stupidity
Cheers for the kind words. Volume is a great tool to help with board dimensions or vice versa. I’m old school too… the whole volume thing took a while for me to get dialed with board DIMS. But now that I understand it a bit… it’s pretty easy.
hello and thank you Noel 👋🏻👍🏻,
you've managed to put into words the importance of weight transfer to turn and how to do it.💁🏼♂️
So, I'm part of a community of ssk8 in France and as a surfer, my practice is mainly oriented surf training.🙆🏼♂️
My point is that it is essential before trying to continually slide the rear wheels of your ssk8, to focus on your carve and your flow.💁🏼♂️
The risk, in the opposite case in ssk8 is to take bad habits and supports, which will be counterproductive in surfing.🤷🏼♂️
Thanks 🤙🏻
Whats going on with the toe tape?
Buddy, you moved to Texas?
Yes… the show will go on but I will be traveling a bit to do board reviews.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 sweet ! You in Waco??! I’ll be there march 11th and 12th hope to see you! I’ll probably make it there a handful of times this season at least yeww! 🤙
@@josephwiard6695 I will surf there a bit and do some lessons there. Hit me up if you want to book a lesson
@Surf n Show Reviews ok nice Welcome to the lone star state!!! I'm in North Forth Worth , me and my buddy normally surf at Waco and surfskate around all skateparks in DFW. See you around.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 I do! How do I book?
@6:56 that new environment looks depressing
first !!!
Moved to Tejas?? Congrats! Nice house!
Rockwall, TX
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Just dont become a dallas cowboys fan!
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Gonna miss Lowers?
@@hewonyew Yes… I will but I will visit
By the way i also love skateboarding but i stopped because it made my standing too Nero