Back on the HP trail.
Reading all your comments I think its more so for the bigger guy to have a larger LB quiver.
Our HP boards could be a light weights all rounder?
Select to expand quoteSP said...
HP or logging ???
Or just riding a LB how they should be ridden???
He's got it all covered SP. Good footwork, good nose riding, good turns and great timing.
Select to expand quotesmh said...SP said...
HP or logging ???
Or just riding a LB how they should be ridden???
He's got it all covered SP. Good footwork, good nose riding, good turns and great timing.
You forgot ... Makes great looking boards
Select to expand quoteCobra said..smh said...SP said...
HP or logging ???
Or just riding a LB how they should be ridden???
He's got it all covered SP. Good footwork, good nose riding, good turns and great timing.
You forgot ... Makes great looking boards
And they work 
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
Back on the HP trail.
Reading all your comments I think its more so for the bigger guy to have a larger LB quiver.
Our HP boards could be a light weights all rounder?
Na, IMO. volume is usually in the wrong places. Rails are likely to be a bit chunky and hard to sink even if it is a big guy HP.
Select to expand quotesmh said...Cobra said..smh said...SP said...
HP or logging ???
Or just riding a LB how they should be ridden???
He's got it all covered SP. Good footwork, good nose riding, good turns and great timing.
You forgot ... Makes great looking boards
And they work
Yeah, Laguna Bay make nice boards
Not sure if it is one of his. The clip is over 3years old. I guess he was making boards there aswell.
But either way some damn good longboarding...
Good to see him somewhere other than Noosa with a bit of speed of the bottom and a lip to hit.
Noosa really lends itself to riding a log.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
I believe I have all my boards sorted except my HP board which has been racked for months.
I'm going to give it another crack.
Mine is 9.6 x 23 x 3 evo 2 @ 108kgs
So please share with my what your HP dims are and weight please.
9'6 x 23 x 3 is such a classic set of dims...
Select to expand quotewavelength said..
Love my 9'1 x 22 1/2 x 2/3/4 Evo II.
Mine's the NVHP model ....
(Not Very.... ) 
This is also a great set of dims for a HP board, for someone who is say 75-95kg....
The guys competing at The Longboard World Champs will be on very similar dims to that... Maybe trimmed down to about 22" or 22" and a bit, and some lighter guys will be riding close to 2"5/8... But essentially, very similar dims...
Haha Simondo
A grom from around here had one up for sale the other day .. I'm guessing he was 60-65kg
9x 21 5/8 x 2 1/2...
Looked good 2.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
My Hawaiian friend at queens
Now THAT'S high performance long boarding!!!!
