Any chance of a link to an example ?mr_daruman wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 1:58 amWide, low rocker boards helps a lot when starting. Doesn't have to be long. Gives you more early planning and time to move your feet around.
Surfboard for a beginner?
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Re: Surfboard for a beginner?
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Re: Surfboard for a beginner?
I learnt on a big float wakesurf board. Slingshot wakesurfer sp I think. Flys upwind and very stable.