Kneeboard Surfing USA Community Forum

December 1976
Of interest @ 1:23 onward.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryso_BQzliU

BLAST SURF DESIGNS MATRIX LINE of boards

Further explorations to

The Inner Moist Moments of Unlimited Pure Fun

http://www.blastsurfdesigns.com/blast-s ... trix-line/

[albumimg]24749[/albumimg] Dave's in there! 8) I've got a few more really great shots and some video of Dave surf'n off Pagai Utara. I was with him when we torched the Toby board as a surf sacrifice while anchored one night at Lance's Left. In fact, it was my idea. I have video of the whole event. D...

chop being a issue, a lot of just hanging on for dear life! 1. We solved that problem a long time ago. [albumimg]2481[/albumimg] Next time, get a board that works well in Hawaii from people who have real world experience actually surfing them. You could easily catch the ride of your life, have so m...

Can do. But slightly different dimensions (not so much volume). An excellent choice for a very wide variety of surf. Can be tuned to the waves you get. You'll progress quickly with an approach that will lead you to full access to the worlds best surf spots if you so desire. Check my website www.blas...

Some brands seem to have more elastic urethane than others. Find one that is the least elastic. I do remember having that problem when I borrowed a Balin brand leash off an Aussie friend a few years back. Also had the same problem with FCS brand leashes, a few years back. They were real stretchy, wi...

Some rain, but no complaints.

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Kneeboard surfing.......almost.

http://www.surfline.com/video/locals/sm ... down_74663

5 Summer Stories with the "warm smell of colitas rising up through the air".

@ EQ -> CLASSIC! I'll add that having multiple boards can help them "all" last longer. Swapping boards, built for various wave types and or conditions, used primarily for such. They are less likely to wear out. They stay "fresher" longer, retain the resonant spring and lively fee...

Surf out here continues to pump. April saw some awesome big swells with Indo conditions. Last 2 weeks have been excellent and a new swell arriving now. Scored Sunset the afternoon of June 7th with just 6 guys out. NNW swell with 8' HWN sets roping all the way to the channel. I paddled out at 2:30 pm...

Try reducing the fin size. Start with the rear fins. Maybe even all. It'd be easier to turn and less prone to nose under or dig rails. The fins on the boards I posted pics of, were pretty small. 4 1/8" base X 4" deep on front (asymmetric foil), with 3 3/4" base X 3 3/4" rear fins...

Andrew,
Feel better about this one?
Small enough wave ridden?
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Dave Sears was riding essentially the same type of design.

I still think the Pier Pony will be fun to try.
Eagerly awaiting feedback from SG if he goes for it.

Andrew,

The design can be adjusted.......made more sensitive to excel in very small surf.
I'm sure the Pier Pony is.

Of course being 20-30 years younger, employing the proper riding technique and one's personal agility and skill level play a part.