Here is a picture of BABY TALK, stolen from me and now in a giant piece of art in front of the LJ art museum... BABY TALK is right in the middle... hard to see it... but its so sad... its gotten yellowed over the past 5 years too.... I googled it and found a picture of it
Its kinda hard for me to say. Matt Calvani out does himself with every board I get . My 9'8 Elevator was the bast longboard I have ever ridden until I got the 9'10 BN lightweight. I am gonna get a Levitator this winter , We talked saturday and he said that would be a great board for me
My current board is a Calvani shape. 5'6" quad fast as a rocket and easily the best board I have ever owned.
Yeah I am gonna get a Dharma too. Margaret said they really make a seasoned longboarder Question if they wanna ride a log anymore LOL
I have a 5'10 steve seebold shaped swallow tail.. it catches any friggen small mush, and up to head high barrels. Really my favorite board ever. bought it used for $70. Its a beater.. shore break.. no prob. Im not scared if it gets a buckle so i can just throw anuthing at it...and I rip it more than my new ci's and things. Its that board that stays in my truck... for wherever im on the job and i find any surf.
getting ready to hand it off to my son. looking at 4 door JKs now for a new project vehicle. as a side note for the enviros of the board, the TJ gets 8 mpg and I'm hoping for 12 with the JK so I'm doing my part
Redman...great shaper...man I wish he was still around. I had a Hotline and a WRV shaped by him. Best 2 boards I ever had.
ANything wiast to head high I guess I would have to say my 5'-5" x 19 1/4" x 2 3/8" Tommy Moore Round Nose Fish, its more like a performance shortboard than a fish , low rails, foiled out perfectly, it loves to be ridden on rail, and i love to provide that for her! Anything waist and under my Tommy Moore Slop Rod 5'-6" x 21" x 2- 3/8" EPS Quad. THIng absouletly flies and even though she is wide the bump wings reduce that rounded diamond tail and all the Vee in the tail she will turn on a dime in the small slop