The final 3 PSH 9'2 AA / NAISH NALU 9'6 - 10'6

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james200
james200
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29 Oct 2009 2:18pm
Hi all,

I've finally got my board selection down to 3 boards & am just looking for some feedback
from anyone who has had the opportunity to ride any of these boards and what you thought.

I have had the opportunity to ride for a short time the psh 9'6 wide ripper and thought that the stability was fine. As I enjoy surfing longboards I will most likely purchase one of the boards mentioned above.

Basically looking for a good surfing board as that is where it will be 95% of the time and the other 5% will be the occasional flat water paddle. I have heard good reviews on all these boards but would be great to hear from anyone who has ridden any of these boards or more than one of the boards i've mentioned,

Im 75kg, good surfer / windsurfer basically looking for a good board for surfing & having good fun on but not a toothpick that surfs really really good but has little stability.

Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thankyou
OG SUP
OG SUP
VIC
3516 posts
VIC, 3516 posts
29 Oct 2009 6:32pm
Hi James,

The Nalu 9'6 is a great board, I have seen both Rich Bartles and Matt Lumley surf it and it rips. But in my opinion at 75kg it would still be a lot of board for you. They are both 85kg+

At your weight I would have thought that maybe the 9'ft Nalu which is also and excellent board would be a better option or the 9'3 ripper if you want a more performance shape.

Phill



paul.j
paul.j
QLD
3381 posts
QLD, 3381 posts
29 Oct 2009 6:36pm
I agree with OG SUP the Naish is still a far bit of board for you, I think the big question you have to ask yourself is do you want it easy which if the answer is yes then the 9'6 is the way or if you dont mind a bit of a challenge for a while then go the 9'3 or 9'2 .

Jacko
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