Beau you recommended a rider weight of 95 kg. Is that a recommendation for flat water ? I thought for surfing you can exceed the rider weight that is recommended for flat water ? Am I correct ?
Hi Cam, thanks for the comment. The recommendation is for both flat water and surfing. It really depends on ability if someone could exceed the rider weight recommended. As a heaver rider with lots of experience and advanced at surfing, a 110kg person would have no trouble riding this board. But the same 110kg person who has minimal surf experience would benefit from something a little wider. Hope that makes sense. Thanks.
Beau as an example of what you said, Rick Weeks is a big man on a little board and paddles like a ballet dancer 🙂 Thats what 60 years of surfing does to you I guess
cam
9 months ago
Beau. would the Go surf be stable enough for the average paddler to use for fishing on a lake ?
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Beau you recommended a rider weight of 95 kg. Is that a recommendation for flat water ? I thought for surfing you can exceed the rider weight that is recommended for flat water ? Am I correct ?
Hi Cam, thanks for the comment. The recommendation is for both flat water and surfing. It really depends on ability if someone could exceed the rider weight recommended. As a heaver rider with lots of experience and advanced at surfing, a 110kg person would have no trouble riding this board. But the same 110kg person who has minimal surf experience would benefit from something a little wider. Hope that makes sense. Thanks.
Rick Weeks 🙂
Beau as an example of what you said, Rick Weeks is a big man on a little board and paddles like a ballet dancer 🙂 Thats what 60 years of surfing does to you I guess
Beau. would the Go surf be stable enough for the average paddler to use for fishing on a lake ?
Hey Cam, I will jump in here and say. As long as you haven’t got to much fishing gear on the board. I would say that it would work ok.