Hot topic when the board came out, but havn't heard anything about them since. Is anyone still surfing one of these and are you still enjoying it. If not what didn't you like about it.
Be good to hear from the owners.Cheers

Most 12'6" boards are BOP boards or race boards.. This is more of a big fun surfing board that is also at home cruising around on flat water... Imo

A Long shot but do any sandgropers(WA) want to sell one ??

I had one as a allrounder. Great fun board & user friendly. Participated in club events ( surf & races & light downwind) as a newbie. Eventually selling for something specific in both categories. It sold in 4 days to someone in Victoria via Seabreeze.
Pros: conversation starter, everyone wanted to paddle it, good looking, great construction, 5 fins, surfed great- chined rails.
Cons:Within a quiver of boards- a great addition. As a single quiver board yes but with limitations. Its not carbon so surf of head high + can drag you that little bit further than normal.

The old 12'6 glide & F-one 12'6 paddle efficiently however are half as capable on the wave & as much fun as the psh is.

Hopefully something like it comes back into my quiver one day.

There may yet be some good news on these boards down the track!

Blane has started posting back on the Paddle Surf Hawaii FB page again-

www.facebook.com/paddlesurfhawaii

I will put my order in now !

Zeusman said..

stehar said..

Ok the PSH is a fun surf board for days when you cannot surf the custom wave board. It paddles flatwater too. This typ of board is exactly what I need as a second board - surfing touring/cruising and a great board for the grandkids to have fun on ( love to catch a wave with the kids on the front.)
Also am a carer for two autistic boys and they would love a bigger board - keep falling off the 9'1" but still heaps of laughs (in the lake)

SO is there any boards currently on the market that fill the criteria surf 1 foot waves-- paddle brunswick river ---kid friendly

OR who is going to sell me theirs, because you don't need it anymore -- and I REALLY NEED IT!

What about the Surftech Mickey Munoz 12'6"? That could be a great alternative.

starboard do a 12'6" cruiser that does all those things.

stehar said..

Ok the PSH is a fun surf board for days when you cannot surf the custom wave board. It paddles flatwater too. This typ of board is exactly what I need as a second board - surfing touring/cruising and a great board for the grandkids to have fun on ( love to catch a wave with the kids on the front.)
Also am a carer for two autistic boys and they would love a bigger board - keep falling off the 9'1" but still heaps of laughs (in the lake)

SO is there any boards currently on the market that fill the criteria surf 1 foot waves-- paddle brunswick river ---kid friendly

OR who is going to sell me theirs, because you don't need it anymore -- and I REALLY NEED IT!

Starby big easy or atlas
One of the bigger surftech Laird/Pearsons if you can find a good one
11'0 or 11'6 Fanatic Allround

Just to name a few, good cruisers that'll carry a couple of kids and be fun in smalll-medium waves.

Hadnt even thought about that. Cheers Ill look into it

Simon Anderson Nimitz 12'x 30", can be setup as a single fin or 3 fin .Unsure if they are still produced,fun for the those tiny days,when no one else can be bothered.

broadman said..

So lots of different 12'6" boards to chose from but which one would,in those that have surfed various 12'6" boards would surf the best.

The one your having the most fun onThe PSH surfs unreal for its size , feels like a much shorter board.

If anyone is interested Im selling my PSH 12'6 Hull Ocean Paddler as I have too many boards it hasn't had a lot of use price negotiable. Cheers

www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/StandUpPaddle-Race-and-Downwind-Boards/~aoh82/2012-PSH-126-Hull-Ocean-Paddler-12-6-29-inches.aspx?search=TTipMvwLkmAszgJ9fErQ!A==