Surfing Waves

Hi, so im having a
Simon anderson xfc 6'1 18 1/4 2 3/16 26l model that i ll sell.. im looking for something with a wider nose and abit more stability..
nxt month im in Bali and gonna get a new one.. i need to find a board that can ride everything between 3 and 8ft im travling all the time and can only have one board at the time so i need a good allround board... also putting a liter or 2 more volume seems good to me.. im 5.8ft and 150lbs..
The practical dimensions are still abit difficult to understand for me.. what happen if i add abit more wideness to the board?

I have one of these....check the shop called Kartel in Canguu on the way to Old Man's....they are cheap (4m), light and glassing is good. Mine is holding up well so far....it's wider than a shortboard, keeps hidden volume, but still has nice lines and likes good waves with enough rocker to work well here. I bought mine used from a guy who took it to G-land and he said it worked great as a step up there in overhead barrels....I've ridden it in shoulder high onshore mush and it worked in that as well. Mine is 6'4"x 20 1/2" x 2 3/4" @ 37L. They have a range of sizes; they have another model called the EVO which is more performance oriented. I'm really impressed with the quality / value, which is why I take the time to recommend this board (you aren't the first I've lauded it to)......contact Scott Harrison (owner of Kartel) on Facebook and he'll take care of you.

https://www.facebook.com/scott.harrison ... cation=ufi

I have one of these....check the shop called Kartel in Canguu on the way to Old Man's....they are cheap (4m), light and glassing is good. Mine is holding up well so far....it's wider than a shortboard, keeps hidden volume, but still has nice lines and likes good waves with enough rocker to work well here. I bought mine used from a guy who took it to G-land and he said it worked great as a step up there in overhead barrels....I've ridden it in shoulder high onshore mush and it worked in that as well. Mine is 6'4"x 20 1/2" x 2 3/4" @ 37L. They have a range of sizes; they have another model called the EVO which is more performance oriented. I'm really impressed with the quality / value, which is why I take the time to recommend this board (you aren't the first I've lauded it to)......contact Scott Harrison (owner of Kartel) on Facebook and he'll take care of you.

https://www.facebook.com/scott.harrison ... cation=ufi

http://www.sideways.com.au/on-fire-skye ... hortboard/
http://www.sideways.com.au/on-fire-skye ... hortboard/

Specs for both boards.

Cool thx, i just meet a guy lastweek in the water.. he also told me about sideway.. he has a nice board.. how much time u have it already?the resin is fine?

Sideways does a range of makes (including their own in-house brand), so not all the boards will be the same when it comes to glassing etc. but I have one board from Sideways and the quality is absolutely fine.

Quality is good...happy with mine!

Is there any reason to add more volume to my board if i never struggle with balance and catching waves? I only surfed 5diffrent boards in my life and its so hard to decide the new dimensions for my next one..

nystea wrote:im looking for something with a wider nose and a bit more stability.

nystea wrote:i never struggle with balance and catching waves.

You never struggle with balance but you want more stability ?

Yeah caus im surfing at the moment 5ft waves and i feel when its get bigger my board start to go abit crazy... next 5months i ll be in bali where the waves are avr. 6+ ..
From there my question..