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Created by Adapt > 9 months ago, 4 Jan 2016
vanders1
QLD, 3809 posts
6 Jan 2016 2:27PM
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I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:12PM
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vanders1 said..

I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.



.hi v, hope everything is going good

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:16PM
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vanders1 said..

I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.




.hi v, hope everything is going good


Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:18PM
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Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.

McHenry
SA, 1739 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:52PM
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I liked my WB just had a touch too much rocker for SA.

I would go HL next time around

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:23PM
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Macaha said..

laceys lane said..






vanders1 said..

I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.





.hi v, hope everything is going good





haha, what,s the shock for

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:24PM
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McHenry said..
I liked my WB just had a touch too much rocker for SA.

I would go HL next time around


Nah,not bagging the hotlog,but its name is true to the design,its more tilted to the advanced surfer,one for log comps.
The Whalebone would be a better fit imo.

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:25PM
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No shock Lacey I just wanted to quote you incase you deleted it

Ricardo1709
NSW, 1301 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:29PM
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Macaha said...
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.


I'm only at Arrawarra I'll drive up and pick it up tomorrow

vanders1
QLD, 3809 posts
6 Jan 2016 5:39PM
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laceys lane said..





vanders1 said..

I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.




.hi v, hope everything is going good


Yes one does, as I would.

There was nothing wrong with either I just wanted to try a couple of others, not better or worse just different. The Hotlog was a very reluctant sale, the whalebone would just come in a different dimension combination next time is all.


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Macaha said...
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.



I'm only at Arrawarra I'll drive up and pick it up tomorrow



How's Arra?

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:00PM
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vanders1 said...
laceys lane said..





vanders1 said..

I'd have to agree on the Clearwater Whalebone and Hotlog, had both and wouldn't hesitate to own either again.

Don't forget Goddard, he does some great shapes too, I have his Silk Pin. Best bet is talking to a couple of these shapers like Ron Goddard and Steve Del Rosso and explain what your looking for.




.hi v, hope everything is going good


Yes one does, as I would.

There was nothing wrong with either I just wanted to try a couple of others, not better or worse just different. The Hotlog was a very reluctant sale, the whalebone would just come in a different dimension combination next time is all.


Ricardo1709 said..

Macaha said...
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.



I'm only at Arrawarra I'll drive up and pick it up tomorrow



How's Arra?


Say. Touchy touchy. Are you giving up beer or something

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:14PM
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Macaha said..
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.


You could hang onto it and ill grab it for my trip to Byron

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:17PM
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jbshack said..


Macaha said..
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.




You could hang onto it and ill grab it for my trip to Byron



haha perfect it will cost you a donation of 50 bucks if you have not already done so.

As the organizer is absent at the moment and I went over and above my duty I'll make
the call.

JB its all yours

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:19PM
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Oh Lacey I was just about to reply to your post but you deleted it.

Ted the Kiwi
NSW, 14256 posts
6 Jan 2016 7:20PM
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as a first round investor I am happy to second that. Seems it works well for all. JB gets a nice board to play on for $50 for a week and we get to watch vid of him in action !

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:21PM
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Ted the Kiwi said..
as a first round investor I am happy to second that. Seems it works well for all. JB gets a nice board to play on for $50 for a week and we get to watch vid of him in action !


Wonderful outcome

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:31PM
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Macaha said..

jbshack said..



Macaha said..
Theres a Clearwater 903 x 23 x 3 setting in my shed at work,if its not claimed in 7 days.


Oh it had the beer garden board written on the bottom comes with free cover and camera.





You could hang onto it and ill grab it for my trip to Byron




haha perfect it will cost you a donation of 50 bucks if you have not already done so.

As the organizer is absent at the moment and I went over and above my duty I'll make
the call.

JB its all yours


IF it works out thats fine. Oh and my name should be on the board even

Find out what Chrispy wants. Im happy to bring it back to Perth if he wants it over here, but I'm not sure id have to check with my airline for size restrictions..

Either way I'm easy..let me know though because ill have to buy a beaver tail jacket, isn't that compulsory for long boarding in Byron.

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
6 Jan 2016 4:33PM
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Macaha said..

Ted the Kiwi said..
as a first round investor I am happy to second that. Seems it works well for all. JB gets a nice board to play on for $50 for a week and we get to watch vid of him in action !



Wonderful outcome


But i had devious plans of getting a mate ( A bit of a long board champ over hear) to pretend to be me in the video's

Macaha
QLD, 21945 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:35PM
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JB its yours for the trip over here,Ted said

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
6 Jan 2016 7:01PM
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Macaha said..
Oh Lacey I was just about to reply to your post but you deleted it.


oh mac your too slow.


the hotlog is a bit harder to ride.


but lets not just have everybody riding fun beginner steady eddy type boards.

most guys in here have surfed all their lives .

I sure they could handle a bit of a challenge.

hl was my first mal. with my inexperience it was a great board to learn on for me.


hell im still learning and want to ride all types of boards, yes

Surf69
WA, 883 posts
6 Jan 2016 6:42PM
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looking forward to JB's contribution to the beer garden board project, great outcome!

Adapt
QLD, 723 posts
6 Jan 2016 8:51PM
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boofy said...
Long time no see mate hope you and the family are well a clearwater hotlog will do everything you need mate Ive got one here you can borrow it anytime you want
cheers Greg have pm,d you my number

Been hiding away from the breeze but good to see some familiar faces are still lurking around. Should have taken your lead all those years ago and taken up a longboard. Better late then never

Adapt
QLD, 723 posts
6 Jan 2016 8:52PM
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laceys lane said...
Macaha said..
Oh Lacey I was just about to reply to your post but you deleted it.


oh mac your too slow.


the hotlog is a bit harder to ride.


but lets not just have everybody riding fun beginner steady eddy type boards.

most guys in here have surfed all their lives .

I sure they could handle a bit of a challenge.

hl was my first mal. with my inexperience it was a great board to learn on for me.


hell im still learning and want to ride all types of boards, yes

Never stop learning Lacey

Cobra
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6 Jan 2016 7:42PM
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Macaha said..

laceys lane said..


Macaha said...
Very funny post Mr Lacey it made me laugh




I think its great that you can laugh when most people would be crying



Its only surfing nothing serious,lighten up fella your not surfing for prize money


BOOM

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
6 Jan 2016 8:47PM
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Surf69 said..
looking forward to JB's contribution to the beer garden board project, great outcome!


Don't get too excited

Surf69
WA, 883 posts
6 Jan 2016 8:55PM
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jbshack said..


Surf69 said..
looking forward to JB's contribution to the beer garden board project, great outcome!




Don't get too excited



Haha, I'm just stoked that you get a board for when your on Hol's and it's the beer garden project stick, that's cool!

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
7 Jan 2016 4:41AM
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Cobra said...
Macaha said..

laceys lane said..


Macaha said...
Very funny post Mr Lacey it made me laugh




I think its great that you can laugh when most people would be crying



Its only surfing nothing serious,lighten up fella your not surfing for prize money


BOOM


BANG

Ricardo1709
NSW, 1301 posts
7 Jan 2016 3:56PM
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Yeah arra was pretty good a few head high waves and not too bad crowd wise although crowds have increased since they had the Aussie titles there now at crescent and it's looking really nice swell a bit south but still some nice ones

Adapt
QLD, 723 posts
30 Jan 2016 12:47PM
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Just went into Stewart Maxwells shop Maximum surfboards at Currumbin. Saw a couple of nice 9'1's and a 9'6. 9'6 seems so much more board, what's the benefit of the extra length. I know this is a stupid question for you guys but an honest longboard learning questions for me.
1. What's the benefit of extra length in a longboard when riding? (shortboard=easier to paddle)
2. What's the benefit/challenge with riding a board with rolled edges through to the tail?

Just trying to understand the benefits of some longboard design features and whether they are the same as shortboard and SUP

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
30 Jan 2016 1:08PM
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I have ideas but mac would be able to answer you better I reckon



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