Surfing Waves

hey was just wondering if anyone out here uses these indo boards?
are they the real deal or should i not waste my money?

I think they help, but I woodn't buy one. Their too easy to make.

I was thinking of getting one before. From what ive heard and read - I guess they do help your balance but they are just waaaay to pricey. Like Wood said, its a lot better to make your own

You would get better exercise and training riding a skateboard in my opinion.

i ve just keep gettin killed on skateboards. lol.

but you guys have any ideas on like what wood to use and such??

ply does the trick

sweet and i guess just try to like shape it like the indo boards??
haha sorry im kinda new to all this

It's been said before, but I'll say it again anyway:
https://surfing-waves.com/howto/make_indoboard.htm

Laguna wrote:I was thinking of getting one before. From what ive heard and read - I guess they do help your balance but they are just waaaay to pricey. Like Wood said, its a lot better to make your own

Wouldn't it be more practical to learn to balance on the board you plan on riding than buying an indo board to practice balancing?

yea thing is im stuck in Minnasota for college.
no waves out here.

just ice and coldness.

Spiman wrote:yea thing is im stuck in Minnasota for college.
no waves out here.

just ice and coldness.

Plywood indo board it is then!

haha yea thought itd be a better idea than takin the fins off
and takin it down a hill

I got one from my mates for my birthday. I don't think I would've bought one on my own. But having used it, it really does enhance your reflexes and balance a bit more. They're definitely good to have if it's flat and you're lounging around watching the tube.

sweet thanks man

This is my custom indo, was fun to make and stencil on, the only trouble i'm having is finding a tube bigger than 4 1/2 inch,but for now it's good enough

Oh and use 3 inch ply at least, and for grip I bought some clear grip tape.

what did you use for that stencil? tape it off or idk....

I made the logo in photoshop, then printed it.

Used a hobby knife to cut it out on to some wax proof paper and sprayed it on

Normally i'll laminate the printed paper, and then cut it out, but I was out of laminate.

oh...i was lookin to do some taggin =/

but thanks for the info

This is the site I usually refer back to for tagging and stenciling.

http://www.stencilrevolution.com/homepage.php

Has some fantastic tutorials and gallery sections, hope this helps.

PT