How do you order a custom Surfboard?
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2023
- Surfboard Shaper and self professed board geek, Luke Hart (Fourth Surfboards), takes you through the process of ordering a custom surfboard. If you are interested in seeing more detail to the process head over to the colab website (link below) to read Lukes blog post on the subject.
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Sick video! Like the intro, who’s your editor? 😮
Great video. Will be ordering a custom board from you guys one day🤙
What would you say are the key aspects of a board that’s good for airs?
( tail shape, outline, rocker , bottom profile)
Thanks
depends on all the variables. the easy answer would be for an average surfer looking to surf average waves in average wind conditions a board that would help for airs on paper would be a board easy to generate your own speed, very reactive, transitionally stable and forgiving for landings. so shorter rail lines, flatter rockers and single concaves for speed, then wider nose and tail and epoxy construction for forgiveness and easier manipulation. But, one size doesnt fit all and i think a board just set up for airs should be considered novel and fun rather than performance enhancing (nothing wrong with surfing fun boards btw i would encourage it even) . Most better surfers ive done boards for would tend to get all rounders suited to their traits and styles, rather than specific air boards for particular conditions. Because, knowing and trusting your high performance board is often more important for over all performance. That trust in your equipment would often lead to more airs landed etc. If you took the board i just described above, out in over head, windy , powerful conditions, you would struggle to do airs. So, my short answer is - go talk to your shaper. or if you want to tell me what you are riding now, and tell me the info i asked for in the video i can maybe offer some potential tweaks for your next shortboard that might help for airs. all the best
Talk to a shaper. Just saved you almost 7 minutes.
well, basically, yes.