Surfing Waves

Thought you may like to see piccies of my new board.
South Coast Rincon Stylemaster

Colour has come out a bit weird on the photos - it has much more of a greeny volane hue in the flesh and the underside is quite a bit darker.

measurements are 9'4" x 23" x 18 3/4" x 16" x 3"

glassed in 10oz volane so nice and heavy! Check out those pinlines!!

Very purdy.

rad.

Beautiful-does it have a name?

babyboarder89 wrote:Beautiful-does it have a name?

WOMEN!!

*green with envy* beutiful board mate very very nice !!!!!!

whats fin are you putting in jonny ?

Nice and shiny. How much was it?

Aloha!

Here's a real board. Had it shaped a week before Clark shut down. A custom 11'0" Clark Foam Nose Rider w/ Double plug & Tail Block. I'm 6'5" 270 & I can knee paddle w/ ease & catch anything. This board is meant to be walked & turns quite well for it's dimensions.

A GUY WHO REALLY SURFS wrote:Here's a real board. Had it shaped a week before Clark shut down. A custom 11'0" Clark Foam Nose Rider w/ Double plug & Tail Block.[/img]

Real board The length is nice but it is a shame about the red paint and 2+1 fin setup; I feel it would have been better with a resin tint and defiantly only a single fin...

Jonny As for your "women", nice.... don't go much for the pin stripes but again comes back to personal preference. I think I would have liked them more if the tint was a little softer. The finish looks good; South Coast Longboards do a good board using "AUSSIE" foam (can't say if it is any better for the environment though )

jonny wrote:Thought you may like to see piccies of my new board.
South Coast Rincon Stylemaster

Colour has come out a bit weird on the photos - it has much more of a greeny volane hue in the flesh and the underside is quite a bit darker.

measurements are 9'4" x 23" x 18 3/4" x 16" x 3"

glassed in 10oz volane so nice and heavy! Check out those pinlines!!...

Just out of curiosity; I notice that you're selling the board. Why? You only had it for a year.
Like I said, just out of curiosity really.

Truth is that I never use it and I want to free up the cash for a new mountain bike.

When Dane Peterson came to visit last year he left his personal board with me that he had designed specifically for himself and his trip.

His board works super well for me and has lots of sentimental value - I always think of Dane when I surf it and I think it spurs me on!

My "Dane" board works very well in similar conditions to my Stylemaster so there is quite a lot of overlap. Hence it is just gathering dust in the back of the shop. I hate to see a great board not being ridden and I already have several other boards, plus the whole rack of demo boards in the shop to choose from I figure best bet is to passon the stoke and move it on to someone to really enjoy.

nice boards..

If only the exchange rate was going the other way nowadays, I'd buy up a couple of those boards.

Nice looking Boards