Saw alot of Webbers around the same time that were all over the place.

doggie said...

Saw alot of Webbers around the same time that were all over the place.

I've had a SLX Webber Pulse imported by Global Surf Industries. Made in Thailand.

The board dinged up if you looked at it too hard, it was full of deck depressions after a week and even gripping pressure when duckdiving was enough to leave finger shaped impressions on the bottom of the board, eventually resulting in the rails splitting.

Wouldnt buy another one.

Same with the Santa Cruz pumpkin seed models with all the above comments going to exact detail on what happening with this thing.

My McT GSI (SLX) had noticeable deck compressions after about 3-4 surfs - not long after the glass split along the stringer for about 6 inches. Not happy after paying $1,350.

Having said that, my GSI 7S (PU) has taken a beating as is still in good nick after about 4yrs...

NB: all my previous boards have been locally made customs... just trying something different with the 7S and didn't realise locally shaped McT were available (in ignorance I mistakenly thought GSI were doing all of their boards).

cograts. guys....you have seen the light

arkgee said...

cograts. guys....you have seen the light

I saw the Katana Van at a local beach break this morning, the driver had just finished his surf and had a pretty sweet looking carbon railed board under his arm.

If it goes as good as it looks then Katana's the first port of call for my next stick!