Whats your take on it? This is mine. Surfed lots of boards, still after the perfect 2 board surf quiver, that works in solid waves and tiny stuff. May have arrived today. At 105kg and living in a state free of custom builders I believe Blane Chambers makes the best sups for solid waves that suit me. Heavy back foot and bumpy offshore reefs. Love his 9 2 but it is serious work for me unless it is perfect, which is not that frequent over here. Forget 30"+ they just do not work in solid waves. In Marty Littlewood's immortal works "width is your enemy at speed". If you do not know Marty google Delta Designs he has shaped boards for years, influenced JL sups which rip too. So the brief - rip in good waves, have fun in tiny stuff and be solid in massive stuff. To address this I got the new 9 7 ripper and the 10 6AA Any Kine. They look the goods - construction a step up on previous efforts lighter and stronger. I will let you know how they go if the nuclear winds ever give out :( 9 7 has more rocker than the 9 2 and the 10 6 has the thinnest tail I have seen. Looking good. 9 7 top white 9 2 middle and 10 6 bottom orange rail.

Some of us have to work:(

Geez Hilly , Aladdin's Man Cave! wouldn't be any space left in there mate?

Ha ha was shooting over the ducati

This is my no wind or waves quiver

Not at warp factor 10 Scotty Klingons off the starboard bow

Saturday must seem a long way off with new toys in the shed. Do you usually go the quad set-up?

Seems to work the best. GLs are best I think. Edit - Saturday will be good somewhere

For a qualified art teacher with a nice big new camera, your photos get a D-

Touche'

Brushed carbon whopper & 9'3 Naish Hokua.. nuff said :) ... dont mind the fanatics pro surfs, the one in this shot was one I was demo'ing. Cant go past my Hokua for epic waves.

Keen to get my hands on a PSH board though. Apart from looking awesome they look like they rip. Rob

Hilly I have a 9,11 hull ripper as my surfing Sup and 11 foot Laird as cruisy small surf longboard type SUP they suit me perfectly 95 kgs on a good day love em both and feel no need to change them if I did I would prob go down a size on the ripper Cheers Boof

Hate to say it mate but there is one board missing and it is a lot longer than what you have there! That said that is a sweet quiver! Let me have a stab at how it will pan out.... For your weight the new 9-7 Ripper will be the goods. At 90kg the 9-2 ripper is my board of choice in just about anything. It is a no brainer if conditions are not too choppy. The 9-2 rips and will be hard to beat so I am keen to hear your feedback The new PVC construction will give the 9-7 the edge for you as it is light, stable and durability is really impressive. It should feel like a 9-2 with more glide. It should also be agile and quick. Go get em! The 10-6 Any Kine is the dark horse and after one session at the Manly yesterday it really opened my eyes to what you can do on this board. I had ridden the 12-6 Hull Ocean that morning and the new 9-7 Hull Ripper the day before that, so once I had dialled in the foot placement on the 10-6 this board really came alive. I really though it would be too big to throw around. I rode it as a thruster and it was a very sweet ride. For those bigger days your going to be stoked. Promise! Once you have nailed down the right two short boards, just add the 12-6 Hull Ocean and you have all bases covered!

Not a Duc Hilly

So - tell us how far the needle on the speedo lady Duke's been wound up to Hilly hang on , maybe you shouldn't