Thats one hell of an infection sunshine your little op was a few weeks ago know I think you have ridden off all of summer with your cosmetic procedures
Macaha said.. Thats one hell of an infection sunshine your little op was a few weeks ago know I think you have ridden off all of summer with your cosmetic procedures
yeah tell me about.
between heart attacks. hernia, skin cancer cutouts-7 ,, I have enough already.
all just to look good.
I should be just happy looking better than you -I know
Hang in there LL. Hope your recovery time improves. If it's any consolation I have hardly surfed at all the last few months. Can count them on one hand. Will make up for it though the next few weeks. Will get some for you
laceys lane said.. I put that gel on and a waterproof dressing that worked a treat. dry as.
haven't had a lot of luck with those before but must be because the back is a flatter area that doesn't move around to much.
have another crack after training.
ugly swell atm
Hey if you need something to help keep it drier - try cutting an old wetsuit into a strip (cut out the whole section from just above the hips to just below the backzip) then wriggle into it mate
Cuttlefish said... Had a blast this morning riding my 8' modern blackhawk at Alex corner. Got in an early few on my McNeill CV2 before the longboard club fired up their contest at the Bluff. Felt a bit strange walking down to surf 4'ers at the corner with it but I figured I might as well wash the dust off it. Just sat out from the pack on the point and waited for bigger ones. The board is an absolute pleasure to surf. It has the early glide in but with its pointier nose with just enough rocker it takes drops like they are nothing. Turns so well for a big board and its so much fun having a nice long rail in a board that goes fast as well. Completely different to surf than a longboard planshape and its not stiff like a gun even though it looks like one. I reckon every longboarder who chooses to ride a longboard based on thinking they are past shortboards would love one of these if they tried one. Too bad they stopped making them.
Better grab then in the local. I have looked at it a bunch and thought it looked like an awesome board. Except I have the eight foot semi-gun and a missus to hide the money from...
Is it one too many? Decisions, decisions, decisions.
Apparently the story goes the shaper who shaped the originals for the file is a very well respected older shaper. Will dig further to find out who?
I got told it was Al Merrick. Looks a bit beefy for a Meerick to me, but maybe it was just one of his niche boards and, like many shapers, he can do a variety of different shapes well. I am simply basing my comment on his 5-not enoughs and 6-still not enough rack boards in every surf shop that are the volume sellers.
Checked with the GSI rep and you are correct. Al Merrick shape. No wonder it feels good. He rides these himself as he likes bigger boards (no doubt as a CI). Rep said he rode one (7'2") at 3' Nationals when they were trying a bunch of different boards and though he wasn't keen to try it he had a blast on it.
Cuttlefish said... Had a blast this morning riding my 8' modern blackhawk at Alex corner. Got in an early few on my McNeill CV2 before the longboard club fired up their contest at the Bluff. Felt a bit strange walking down to surf 4'ers at the corner with it but I figured I might as well wash the dust off it. Just sat out from the pack on the point and waited for bigger ones. The board is an absolute pleasure to surf. It has the early glide in but with its pointier nose with just enough rocker it takes drops like they are nothing. Turns so well for a big board and its so much fun having a nice long rail in a board that goes fast as well. Completely different to surf than a longboard planshape and its not stiff like a gun even though it looks like one. I reckon every longboarder who chooses to ride a longboard based on thinking they are past shortboards would love one of these if they tried one. Too bad they stopped making them.
Better grab then in the local. I have looked at it a bunch and thought it looked like an awesome board. Except I have the eight foot semi-gun and a missus to hide the money from...
Is it one too many? Decisions, decisions, decisions.
Apparently the story goes the shaper who shaped the originals for the file is a very well respected older shaper. Will dig further to find out who?
I got told it was Al Merrick. Looks a bit beefy for a Meerick to me, but maybe it was just one of his niche boards and, like many shapers, he can do a variety of different shapes well. I am simply basing my comment on his 5-not enoughs and 6-still not enough rack boards in every surf shop that are the volume sellers.
Checked with the GSI rep and you are correct. Al Merrick shape. No wonder it feels good. He rides these himself as he likes bigger boards (no doubt as a CI). Rep said he rode one (7'2") at 3' Nationals when they were trying a bunch of different boards and though he wasn't keen to try it he had a blast on it.
