9' 6" x 24" x 3 ?". About 100 litres. Nose about 4 ?" high, tail about 3 ?".

SP said..







Agree 100%. Here's a few more anti nose riders..

OOH I LIKE THOSE!!

The next door neighbor place looks extremely exciting.


BTW nice board.

Cobra said..
The next door neighbor place looks extremely exciting.


BTW nice board.

He doesn't like trees birds or grass. Believes in bulldozers, lawnmowers and shotguns. Good bloke. :D

I recall you make your own boards beerdead?

beerdead said..
I do. They are not perfect, but I am less so. :D
BTW, I haven't chistened this one yet.

May waves come your way because it sure as hell is terrible her

Thanks a real nice board, and yes if you don't want tip time why have a mal nose that gets in the way..
I love the Mexican blanket Is that a double concave about 2 foot back from the nose running the length of the board
And your neighbour has nice edges, a clipped lawn..AND a man shed..I like all that.

Thanks SB. Yes it is a soft V all the way through, increasing towards the tail, with double concaves starting about 1 foot from the nose. The concaves don't extend to the rail, leaving 2 ? inches of relief along the forward rail to prevent catching. Seems to work. Makes the board fast as well as soft and responsive.

Hi! I had the same thought after watching the finals at the 2019 Vicco Logger Title in 2019. I figured there wasn't much use having all that nose if I couldn't use it like all 4 young fellas did in the final. Xmas 2018 I had a conversation with an old mate who lives up near Coffs and he showed me an 'Anti Mal' that he rode out at a Pointbreak that shall remain nameless. So late last year, I sold my Ryan Engle Sprout model log and I now have had a Christenson C Bucket for about 3 months built under license through Onboard. It is basically a stretched mid length that is meant to behave like a 'mini glider'; 9'6" x 23" x 3". It has become a favourite board; it surfs much smaller than it is, it paddles onto almost anything, it glides beautifully, loves stiff offshore breezes, works really well on our small, weak local SA waves though when the waves get up around 3' she steps up beautifully. I still move up and down the board (clumsily) to trim but it makes beautiful lines. I haven't missed the log at all.

Nice mate very nice.

I've basically evolved onto Longboards due to age, fitness, good life ness ..but not really into,(or any good at) walking up to the front..reckon this thing would be amazing, a pointy nose for long boarders..The Pipedream 'Anti Mal'...(9' x 22" x 3 1/8" = 64ltrs)