Looking forward to winter swell, and a new long board, anyone got any feed back on the tufflites? particularly in the 9 footer range?

I've got two of them. One 8 ft & one 6'10'. Love them both strong, corky, easy to paddle. Just make sure you put good fins in them. The ones they come with are crap.

Deano

Hey Arancini,
at Windshack we are selling the whole range of Surftech, short and longboards, we also repair the boards too. Same thing, like sailboards.
Epoxy is really the way to go, much stronger and lighter (exp for longboards)and if you wish to sell it holds the value.
Check them out on:

http://www.windshack.com/products.php?cat=longboards&PHPSESSID=64faf552132bb553e3dda47f166fac07

best shapers in the world are there.
Im riding a Robert August Wingnut 9'4", its a great board for Perth, and it works so well down south too.
We have a couple of demos if you want to have a spin.
So looking forward to winter swell!
Ciao
Alberto

they are ****in hidious

yeah they just r shaped around the same models when shapers can shape them for their locals it will be sweet but u cant make one desing for all ova the world

like australia was r heaps diffrent to the USA

The boards look ok although they do feel a bit different. I personally wouldn't own one, I find the whole production of surfboards in third world country's souless to say the least, but thats life.

yea i rode this m10 thing and i dident work 4 me

do your self a favour

webber afterburner with h2 fins

best board ever had, same comments from others i've bumped into with the same board

they are not indestructible, ding eggshell and pressures butpretty robust and lite

len makes great strong boards, had his customs for many years

tufflite good if u know what u want shape wise