Just sold my old Naish 11'6 as it was one of the first off the line and a bit sticky etc etc

So I need some advice as I haven't been out all winter.

90kg and I want something for flat water and surf.

I'm good in knee high surf, average/crap in waist high and obviously fine on the flat.

Was looking at the Naish range again or the Starboard range but open to suggestions.

Thanx in advance

Ask BP think he is up on the NZ options

hilly said...

Ask BP think he is up on the NZ options

LOL, haven't seen here for awhile

Thanks Kagey

Sent pm for details

Gold

Kagey said...

mybrosweeper said...

BP is now doing moto x

Hee hee nice one...hang on that sand looks particularly red! Be honest that was taken in the outback wasn't it? susssssssed

Yeah I think he has you there MyBro. Isn't that your bro

mybrosweeper said...

BP is now doing moto x

oh where oh where is BP

lov ya work roboooooooooooooooooo

Kagey said...

mybrosweeper said...

BP is now doing moto x

Hee hee nice one...hang on that sand looks particularly red! Be honest that was taken in the outback wasn't it? susssssssed

Hey, BP did say he worked in the Aussie outback for a few years

DILLIGAF2 said...

Just sold my old Naish 11'6 as it was one of the first off the line and a bit sticky etc etc

So I need some advice as I haven't been out all winter.

90kg and I want something for flat water and surf.

I'm good in knee high surf, average/crap in waist high and obviously fine on the flat.

Was looking at the Naish range again or the Starboard range but open to suggestions.

Thanx in advance

I sold my 11'6 Naish last Saturday unexpectedly on the beach. I've been meaning to sell it but couldn't be arsed putting an ad in and all that crap. Some guy saw laying on the beach and asked for a paddle - 10 minutes later it was sold. 10 minutes after that I bought a brand new one - 14' Glide. I've got my surfing board and I bought this one for downwinders and flatwater paddling in the bay and hopefully for the odd day when there are some big fat small glassy waves down at big left - can't wait.

Personally, if you are serious you need at least two in a quiver (well it wouldn't be a quiver without two) one for surf another for flat water/suploring/downwinders.