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  1. Apr 22, 2009, 04:45 PM #51
    endlessummer89
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    Quote Originally Posted by enjoytheride View Post
    how fun is that Sashimi, that looks like a sick little board
    I consider it my magic board, I love riding that thing even in overhead surf, so much fun, it's super fast.
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  2. Apr 22, 2009, 10:00 PM #52
    dave
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    I honestly find myself grabbing for the CI more often than any others - the WIR single fin is 4 sale $650

    9' mid 60's Dewey Weber D-Fin
    9' 4 early 60s Dewey Weber Hatchet Fin
    6' 1968 Dewey Weber "Ski"
    7' 2 late 70s Hap Jacobs single fin

    9' 6 Robert August WIR single fin
    9' Robert August WIR 2+1 Tufflite
    9' 4 FLY triple stringer 2+1

    7' Channel Islands Rob Machado single fin
    7' 2 FLY custom "oversized thruster"
    7'2 custom shaped by neighbor (Earl Moore)
    6' 9 custom rounded squash Island Style (Thom Eadon)
    6' 6 custom swallow tail "fish-inspired" EPS Island Style (Thom Eadon)
    6' 8 G&S thruster from the early 80s (garage sale $15)
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  3. Apr 23, 2009, 03:26 PM #53
    brucemarkam
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnnyav13 View Post
    is their a noticeable difference from UM to 21-13? and why are they called 21-13? i know why he left UM but is their a reason behind 21-13? they look pretty sick though....which is better, billion air or agent?
    21 is the numerical value for U and 13 is the numerical value for M

    and yeah the agent has a little wider outline so it works awesome in alot of different conditions, the billion air is more like a standard surfboard so its just fast an really loose
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  4. Apr 23, 2009, 04:16 PM #54
    latedrops
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    Quote Originally Posted by JMD View Post
    5'10" x 19 1/4 x 2 1/8 Coil "Widerboard" (will be ready for pickup in the next couple weeks)

    6'3" x 18 3/8 x 2 3/16 Coil Step-up

    6'0" x 18 3/8 x 2 1/8 Cole High Performance Short Board

    5'8" x 18 3/4 x 2 1/8 Zarmora High Performance Fish (quad)

    5'10" x 19 x 2 1/8 Cole Firefly (high performance quad)

    These are the only boards that are in heavy rotation right now. I have 2 semi guns for real traveling boards but I won't list them because they get absolutely no use here in NJ.
    How do you like that Zamora HP Fish. I've been eyeing Ian's shapes and hoping to get one soon.
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  5. Apr 23, 2009, 04:27 PM #55
    latedrops
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    9-0 Shawn Ambrose Quadzilla, parabolic stringer quad <----Daily Driver
    9-0 Walden Magic Model 3 <----Boardworks epoxy, good for crowded days at NSIRI
    9-0 Neal Norris - Maui Rippa<-----12yo and really beat up
    9-0 Pope Bisect travel board<---Collecting dust
    6-4 Greg Griffin 5-fin fish<---Still learning to ride
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