here is mine and my friends boards taken a few months ago.
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here is mine and my friends boards taken a few months ago.
that is pretty impressive.
how much for the SCore. what size is it.
the score is (6'1" X 18 1/2 X 2 1/4)
and hell no it is not for sale.
I think you need a short board with a thumbtail, roundtail, or whatever you want to call it.
HO BRAH! Pool toys are best left in da swimming pool.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoCalTele
Vince Mo'oloka
AGREED, you want to buy it for meQuote:
Originally Posted by tarkman1
what are the dimensions on that funky green and black thing?
haha funny one tuffy
Here is my Idaho quiver pic. Yeah the pic sux but I haven't got my real camera fixed yet. The rest of my quiver is in Redondo and consists of a 9'0" Intinity noserider, a 6'4" Infinity Stingfish from the late 70's, a potato chip 6'8" Merrick and a 7'5" Lighnening Bolt gun shaped by Craig Hollingsworth in Leucadia.
These boards are my 6'1" Orca noserider, 6'1" Screamin' Yellow Bonzer, 6'6" Purple board (the deck is purple) and a 7' something green single fin Natural Progressions that I have never ridden.
http://www.biglines.com/photosv2/200...ines_66038.jpg
All were shaped by me except for that green single fin thing.
your nick name doesn't happen to be Big Eddy does it?
i know a big eddy who lives in sun valley or ketchem.
Nope, not me.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoCalTele
Edit: Does he too enjoy rather eclectic boards?
no pics but I've got
- 10'0 Infinity Classic with V-Cluster (2+1), clearcoat triple stringer
- 9'0 Pearson Arrow single fin, clearcoat triple stringer
- 7'4 Scott Jones beater thruster
- 7'0 Blue foamie for my 3yo daughter :biggrin:
no pics either...
8'6" natural art longboard
7'6" stewart gun
7'0" quiet flight mini gun
7'0" DC custom fun board
6'2" natural art tri (circa 1980)
i bow down; you rip so hard socalfelle
McTavish Eightball 8'0" mini longboard.
http://www.surfindustries.com/images...Eball_blue.jpg
(probably not my actual board)
No pics I'm afraid but here's a list that I fully intend to add to in Indo this year:
5'8" Custom Retro-Fish: Shite, UK millpond slop.
6'0" Banzai Squash Tail: 'Good' UK conditions and small continental waves.
6'4" Hurricane Swallowtail: Head high to 1 1/2 overhead in europe + UK big days.
6'6" Lost/Mayhem Rounded Pin: Bigger/Heavy days in Ireland, Europe and further afield.
Looking to get hold of a 6'3"ish quad to replace my ageing/battered Hurricane and perhaps another rounded/full on pin to attack Indo's bigger stuff.
You pulled the trigger on whiskey?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven S. Dallas
Um... No.
Should I be really pissed right now?
edit: I see the one you're talking about (on gearattack)- that's more of a funshape; I demoed that one but given my overall suckitude I'm sticking with the longboard for now. Actually having a bit of buyer's remorse right now- I probably should have gone with the 8'6".
You'll be happy with the 8'. 8'6 is too much board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven S. Dallas
Negative, Ghostrider. You'll be much more stoked on the 8'. The 8'6" isn't that much more stable but is harder to turn. Try to get your hands on a no-shit 10-footer to use for a couple sessions. You can practically stand on those things without any motion. That will allow you to develop a sense of things and once you do you'll be eager to shed length.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven S. Dallas
Good to hear. I'm more worried about a lack of buoyancy, though- after I had bought the thing I looked at their website and it says that board's for people up to 165, and I go more around 175. Shouldn't be too big of a deal, but it did feel like maybe it was riding a little low in the water.
Then again, I really have no idea what I'm talking about. Just stoked to have a board and to be getting out- even though I'm getting my ass kicked fairly consistently I still love it.
This quiver pic thread is seriously lacking in quiver pics.
J-
My Quiver:
-7'2" Light(19 1/4-2 5/8)
-6'3" Lost Psycho Ward(currently in SD)
Are you kidding? That thing looks like a hell of a lot of fun. IS the wide point forward of center, like a typical circa 70's?Quote:
Originally Posted by GheePup
^^^ looks like a fun set. I was thinking of this thread and getting a picture of my quiver right now. What are the dimensions of on the Ward Coffey? ANd how old is the Linden? Did not know they were still around.
The Linden must be about 22-23 years old. The Coffey is almost that old, I got it used 18 years ago. It's marked 6'8 1/2" x 11 1/8" x 19" x 13 5/8" x 2 7/16". Both are going out tomorrow.
Attachment 120531Attachment 120396
Custom 10' Bing above
9 ft Modern
7'6 Santa Cruz Pumpkin Seed
Partial Quiver pic
(clockwise from lower left)
- 5'10" Chronic fish
- 6'1 CI Rookie
- 6'2 CI Proton
- 9'6 rhino chaser (Todos board / 3-4x overhead OB)
- 7' Byrne mini gun
- 6'2 Chronic quad
- 6'8 Quashi single fin
- Carveboard
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...at100727PM.jpg
Other boards scattered or stored in SoCal/ Australia / Indonesia:
- 5'7" CI Dumpster Diver
- 5'9" Byrne twinnie circa 1979
- 5'9" Blue Hawaii circa 1989
- 5'11" CI SemiPro12
- 6'2" JS Combat
- 6'4" Blake (90s Newport Beach shaper friend. RIP braddah)
- 6'6" Schaper Hawaii step-up
- 6'6" Schaper Hawaii step up
- 6'8" CI K Step Up
- 7' CI MSG