Here's my new PSH gun. Only surfed it a few times so far, but so far, I'm LOVING IT! I'd like to thank Austin at PSH Oahu for hooking me up. Thanks again Austin. I also "borrowed" Casso's theme to pad my board. Thanks braddah Casso!

I'm still playing around with fin setups but if anyone has any recommendations I'd like to hear them. BTW I'm 5'7 175lbs.

Very nice.. Great job with the deck pad..

DJ

What's the clear grip in the nose area?

DJ

DavidJohn said...

What's the clear grip in the nose area?

DJ

It's a clear traction tape called Versa-Traction.

Holy Cow.......standing up makes it look a whole lot bigger huh ?

I'd love to have a ride on one of the puppies.....looks the goods.

Thanks for the pic's.

Railing it on the 12' gun!



I love this shot! 3' of board in the water and RAILING!!

Hi Gotwaves,

I have a PSH 12ft gun, I am 6ft and 110 ish kgs. Weight helps with this board so does the ability to be mobile. You have to move all around the deck from tip to tail if you want this baby to sing for you.

I often take off with 5 toes almost on the nose on this board to get down the face and then have to race back to rip the bottom turn.

Funny thing is when I get on my 9'4 I do the same thing and it works a treat just 3ft of board less to travel.

I like the board really lose so I ride it with FCS PC7s all round in a truster configuration.

This set up allows me to really throw the board around.

Yesterday in shoulder high slop I could easily get the board into big garcefull cutbacks, landed a couple of nice floaters and got 2 spanking nose rides at mach 10 down the line.

Casso at mambo was doing the sweetest slow mo laybacks on his 12er poetry to see ( I'm still working on theCasso layback, works more for me as fall off at this point as I dont bend in the places casso does).

Casso cruisin





Casso Classic Drop Knee



We are off to a secret spot this afternoon so might post some pics later if we get any.

Phill

Hey Gotwaves, the boards coming into Australia have FCS set-ups. The US boards all come with Future's setups. No particular reason for this other than the fact that Australia is a small market, and FCS dominated and a lot of people already had FCS fins for experimentation. THis may change down the track as Futures fins have proven to be an excellent alternative and a very reliable system.