Carrington - what's it called n where do I find it

I'm so sick, happy Straya day. Watched some good bands last night, I think

Hey & good morning glassgannits ..... hope your head's don't feel as cheap , seedy & untrustworthy as a pair of BMW drivin' self styled wannabe Uber-Hipster's undies after last night get the toaster cranking shove some tomato juice down the hatch whack a couple or three Nurofens in the brew sit back we got new Macahahahahaha porn x2 on the way to make the day bearable

Pup its plain to see your awake,top of the morning to you

Gave the cruiser a good work out at big river, hadn't surfed there for ages , just magic
morning pup.

Morning mac nice photo of lacey you have on the avatar

I emailed McTavish a bit over a week ago complimenting them on the design of the Cruiser. I love mine- but in my opinion they are underselling the board by calling it a Cruiser and promoting it in the website blurb as some sort of boat for lazy surfers.... For a 10 footer these things are remarkably nimble, like riding a large shortboard. I don't think they are over rockered at all, check the side profile photos against other McT boards. You need some rocker on a 10 footer in bigger waves. They are not a noserider, but you don't do much of that where I surf. The narrower nose means strong offshores don't stop you going out. The length and volume, combined with sleek shape mean they paddle incredibly well-you can paddle up and down the coast covering different breaks. Get into waves super early, you are on your feet before the wave becomes critical- important as you get older and your 'pop' slower. Board will handle big open faces surprisingly well- nose and tail are foiled out beautifully so it has none of the clunkiness some bigger boards have, despite being 3 3/8" thick. I often feild the "What are you riding, you were catching everything?" question, and the shape intrigues people, on bloke asked if it was a big carver! Wonderful board.

DaveBasher said..
I emailed McTavish a bit over a week ago complimenting them on the design of the Cruiser. I love mine- but in my opinion they are underselling the board by calling it a Cruiser and promoting it in the website blurb as some sort of boat for lazy surfers.... For a 10 footer these things are remarkably nimble, like riding a large shortboard. I don't think they are over rockered at all, check the side profile photos against other McT boards. You need some rocker on a 10 footer in bigger waves. They are not a noserider, but you don't do much of that where I surf. The narrower nose means strong offshores don't stop you going out. The length and volume, combined with sleek shape mean they paddle incredibly well-you can paddle up and down the coast covering different breaks. Get into waves super early, you are on your feet before the wave becomes critical- important as you get older and your 'pop' slower. Board will handle big open faces surprisingly well- nose and tail are foiled out beautifully so it has none of the clunkiness some bigger boards have, despite being 3 3/8" thick. I often feild the "What are you riding, you were catching everything?" question, and the shape intrigues people, on bloke asked if it was a big carver! Wonderful board.

I totally agree with that,I aways said its not advertised for what it real does best,they are a fantastic board wish I still had one but the idea of me owning a 10 foot board was to cruise and the Cruiser rips.

Good morning to all surfers

asea said..
Good morning to all surfers

See I told youse ............... the God of Drop Knee wickedness loves youse all

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thePup said..

asea said..

Good morning to all surfers

See I told youse ............... the God of Drop Knee wickedness loves youse all

Too early for you dryballs

My knackers are twin fin powderkegs of big lerve old cock

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DaveBasher said..
Macaha "the Cruiser rips"- mate you've summed it up. Would love a triple stringer version to see just how big a wave I'd be game to ride- the board just inspires confidence. Probably drown

Dave up to what size waves does it suit,beachies as well as points

haha 10 foot of board is a whole lot of length on a beachie points and zombies mate.
I'd like to see a 906 version.

I've used mine at well overhead Middleton SA, but it is a full thick slow wave, but can have some nice open faces. I don't have any points to surf (Middleton Point not really a point.) I think a 9'6" version would be a ripper. I don't find the one I've got too big Macaha, 10× 23 1/4 × 3 3/8- I'm amazed at well it can be thrown around. I'm 6'1" & 85kgs- closer to 90kgs in 4/3 steamer, so not huge, a smaller person might find it a handful I suppose.

Gooooooooooood Morning Longroom Muchachos ...... arise , go forth .... and shine like a highly glossed bastard or if it's your delicacy - a wet rubbed wavepig the froth will ooze from you the stoke will fall from you The Surf God Asea will bless your board and then buy it from you ........... and of course you know the caper ...... get a big ripe plump small pip Mango up yooooooooouse

holy hell where is every bastard Ted Waitangi Day you know the drill Toast Marmite Steinlager in that order . morning all holiday here