JS Pier Pony

Discussion in 'Surfboards and Surfboard Design' started by superbust, Feb 16, 2012.

  1. superbust

    superbust Well-Known Member

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    Nov 2, 2008
    Have you guys seen this thing? Looks sick! I keep seeing it on wblive and I checked out the site and it seems to hold way more volume than it looks. A 5'6 holds something like 36 liters. Its a cool shape too. I'd like to get a custom replica since its the type of shape Ive wanted for EC waves.

    Anyone ridden/seen one? What do you all think about it?

    Here's the link...

    http://jsindustries.com/surfboards-v2/pier-pony
     
  2. surfsolo

    surfsolo Well-Known Member

    809
    Apr 1, 2009
    similar to the sweet potato. Very little rocker in the board, so it does take some getting used to.
     

  3. bushwood

    bushwood Well-Known Member

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    Jun 4, 2010
    looks similar to my Tommy Moore Slop Rod, which is sick. I cant imagine paying $600+ for that thing in poly. The board is thick, and if you were to get one for groveling in small surf you should go epoxy, makes it super bouyant, and much lighter. Honestly the Slop Rod design with the bump wings is probabluy quicker to turn being as it breaks the rail line at the tail right before the fins.

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    I have time of this thing and its sick. The Slop Rod "Deuce Coupe" is currently being developed for R&D we are going to and "step" rails, to get the rails thinner for better turning performance but with the step rail we can keep the thickness thru the middle of the board for bouyancy. We will add forward vee thru the nose also to help the rial to rail transitions before it rolls into a shallw singleto double with tons of Vee thru the fins like the original Slop Rod.

    The Slop Rod is a sick groveler, outperfoms the Biscuit, the Fishcuit and the lost plank which i have ridden all of those multiple times.
     
    Last edited: Feb 16, 2012
  4. superbust

    superbust Well-Known Member

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    Nov 2, 2008
    I used to have an old GFG that was shaped by Tommy and it was a great board. How much did you pay for the rod? I haven't ridden any of those boards so Im trying to get a good understanding of the pros/cons. Step rails would be awesome! Im diggin the artwork you got goin. Is it a 5 fin convertible...and whats the thickness?
     
  5. Hack N Shack

    Hack N Shack Well-Known Member

    46
    Mar 2, 2011
    Wrightsville sucks anyway
     
  6. trevolution

    trevolution Well-Known Member

    Feb 16, 2012
    yup. especially recently. Luckily the skate-barn isn't too far away.
     
  7. Henny

    Henny Well-Known Member

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    Dec 27, 2011
    dammit .... now I want one !