Very Nice Casso !!

Hey casso looks good.

Do you recon that deck grip job will slow the board down? with all those groves and with water going over the deck it would have to make a little bit of resistance? Maybe ?

Are you coming to the green line race? if you are is that the board you'll be on?

Jacko

Casso said...

Yep, 12'6" - super stable and very fast.

He need's the extra stability now he has reached 'middle age'

Oh, lovely looking board BTW.

goatman said...

He need's the extra stability now he has reached 'middle age'

And you'll need a 3 foot wide one - when you soon reach 'old age'.

Casso said...

And here's a little combination of the two

BTW - I'm VERY happy with both.

Sounds like your living in an aviary! What lens did ya get for your 550?

nice board, hiltons deep 14' was very nice and your looks the goods too
cheers

MacRab said...

Sounds like your living in an aviary! What lens did ya get for your 550?

That's the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS. I've also got the 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS and a Canon 2x teleconverter is on the way.

Get a very good tripod head Casso , trust me you will need it to film with a DSLR and make sure you have the latest Cannon upgrade on the video software , check it out on the cannon site and it simply downloads through a card reader to your memory card.

If you are going to film Full HD at 60fps make sure your computer has had a recent health check because all that info will probably block it arteries.

Great Camera.

nice stick. i couldnt understand much when you guys started all the techo camera stuff.......

DavidJohn said...

Very nice looking board Casso.. What's Deep OceanBoards?

Is that a custom/production?.. How wide is it and what's the bottom like?

Thanks DJ.

DEEP Oceanboards are a new-ish brand made in Queensland, distributed by www.walkonwater.com.au and sold through www.thesupshop.co These guys really know what they are doing in terms of the design and construction of ocean going craft.

My one is a custom but it may end up being the standard production model. You will always be able to get it tweaked if you know what you want - the beauty of having a locally made, non-moulded product.

This one is 27.5" wide and is pretty straight through the bottom contours - nice and simple. The underside of the rails are very rolled up the nose, pretty soft through the middle and sharp in the tail.

Good looking board and nice deckpad Casso, how about a couple of photos to get a better look at the shape.