@@jonhanlon9729 It's hard to say not knowing you and your ability, but if you're usually renting an 8'0" then you'll want to make sure you have enough extra foam to help you get into waves early. Probably a 7'0" for this. board, but again it's hard to say with this little info. If you want to reach out to us at REALpro@realwatersports.com we can get more info and help a bit more! Maybe check out the Vernor Tree Hugger review too, it's a mid length too but has a nice wide round tail to help you get into waves easier ruclips.net/video/pht4UZHE0KQ/видео.html
what dimensions and volume board would you recommend for 6'1 70kg guy? i want to start learning more quick manoeuvres.
What size and volume shortboard do you ride?
@@REALWatersports normally i rent an 8 footer cus i cant go too often, idk what volume it is tho :(
@@jonhanlon9729 It's hard to say not knowing you and your ability, but if you're usually renting an 8'0" then you'll want to make sure you have enough extra foam to help you get into waves early. Probably a 7'0" for this. board, but again it's hard to say with this little info. If you want to reach out to us at REALpro@realwatersports.com we can get more info and help a bit more! Maybe check out the Vernor Tree Hugger review too, it's a mid length too but has a nice wide round tail to help you get into waves easier ruclips.net/video/pht4UZHE0KQ/видео.html
So this is easier to turn then the Tree Hugger?
Probably, but less forgiving.
Concave won’t let you get away with bad surfing like a belly will