Lis Fish

What works & what doesn't and in what type of conditions. Got a "secret" only you and your shaper know???? Post it here... we can keep it quiet ;-)

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PES78
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Post by PES78 »

Have had the board for a couple weeks now. Paddles pretty well and can take some late drops. First week wasn't so good surfing in the afternoon with lowtide closeouts. Board felt real loose with the Rasta keels in it, so I swapped them out with the K1. Just need to get a good wave to get a real feel for it. But overall I'm pretty happy how it came out.
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Scott
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Post by Scott »

Always nice to know you can really loosen up the board at any time by putting those original fins back in. Loose kneeboards don't just fall out of trees, believe me...
I'm not influenced by the past; I change it!
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Nicalocal
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Re: Lis Fish

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I have a mez fish . Pretty true to the original lis design , except for the quads . It's my big wave board . Super fast and confident I the large range. Recommend every one have it in there quiver
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Porange
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Re: Lis Fish

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I am looking for any contact information for a new or used Mez Fish (preferably new).

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! 8)
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