A bit of footage from monday. Have been surfing this spot on my shorty in some fairly hectic onshore conditions and have been hanging to attack it on the stand up. Kind of inspired by some of the onshore sessions posted up here of late!
Started light and overcast, finnished up sunny and howling. Action pretty standard as is quality of camera work or lack thereof. Lots of fun, make hay while the sun shines!

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Sparx

Nice vid sparx

Nice surf'n Sparx, I counted about 15 waves you got in about 5 minutes phew no wonder we can't keep up

Gee the crowd sucks, doesn't it?

Cant believe the diference an inch makes!!!!
Took my board to local ding fix guru, epoxy wizard and gun shaper in his own right, Rowsa, with a cracked fin box. I had a bit of a whinge about how the board was classic but just wasn't operating in the vertical plain the way I had hoped. He looked at it for about thirty seconds and declared the rear box too far forward. Accompanying pictures show the solution, red tape over front plug, rear plug moved back about an inch. Had run an identical setup previously on the old plugs and just slid all over the place, the more fin I added, the less likely to go vertical. This setup is insane!!! Havent even tried the centre rear fin option Rowsa threw in, maybe when it gets way bigger!!! Oh and Roscoe, the day after was twice as big, offshore and clean, plenty crew out of frame to the left and to the right, four of us on the rip bowl. Short boarder laziness is a stand ups best friend!!






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Sparx

G'day Sparx - you mentioned you have a ding fix guru - epoxy wizard,after a sup session at low tide Pines I need a repair,I'm hoping the guru is based on the sth peninsula

Great vid, thanks for the info on the fin set up, i have been trying some different things with my fins, what you posted is helpful, thanks.

Phil @ trigger bros will sort it out.