Kneeboard Surfing USA Community Forum

Doc,

I read in a recommendation in a sailing mag recently for Panama Jack's Surf-n-Sport SPF 75. Haven't tried it myself.
http://www.panamajack.com/

Joe

You might also try reach him at steve@pendo.com

Or search Swaylocks or Surfline forums if you just want info and comments on the Pendo-Flex design.

I'd like to get my 13 & 14 year old sons involved in the Juniors competition. Will the juniors be limited to Saturday competition. It might be harder to get junior participation if they have to miss school. Not that the kids would mind.

Looked like slow response from the server last night. For better results and repeat viewing, right-click on the link and select "Save Target As" to save the video file to your PC. When done you can open the file and view with your media player.

Another vote for the Parkes Pads. Easy to apply and they work great.

The link worked for me last night. I downloaded both the high res videos.

Great work. I'd love to see more. Keep them coming.

Sponge kneeboard? For around the same money you could get the real thing. Don't really see the point. May be for the kids?

flippers, don't leave home without 'em

Well I think you deserve your own headline, but I guess its something just to get any press coverage.

Long board envy? I saw someone kneeboarding an 8 foot mini-mal at Windansea this morning. Not exactly a performance vehicle, but they were catching lots of 2' waves.

... and one for Darcy
http://www.signonsandiego.com/sports/20 ... 0surf.html

Many people here prefer the Parkes pads. Our web master Don sells them. Send Don a private message -PM- and ask for details. http://www.ksusa.org/Forum/privmsg.php?mode=post&u=2 The Parkes pads are also peel and stick. This topic has been discussed at length before. Lots of good info in the old ...

I experience the same with almost all fins I wear with bare feet. With booties or fin socks I get no blisters.

Go Dacry!!! Looks like she's chargin in the Women's and a real contender in the Veteran's division. That new Flashie is looking pretty sweet.

BZ makes a 5' fish that might work as a decent beginner board. You can also get custom shapes from some of the sponge makers. Not cheap though, and won't perform like a good fiberglass board.

http://www.bzproboards.com/surf01.html