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The shorter one would be easy but just make sure you are getting a board with enough volume for you.

Hi mate, I don' think its available in Australia yet.

@@WoolyTV I've been making XPS Blanks fot the past 20 years find it so much more alive than EPS

@@klaiejah sorry I haven’t ridden one.

@@WoolyTV lol, I didn’t think it was your thing 😂but you coulda had a gumby mate who had one 😂

@@klaiejah we have sold a lot of them at work but most have been TimberTek

@@WoolyTV Cheers 🙏

Yeah its a long winter over in NZ bro

Always!

I really enjoyed this one. Whats your favourite grovel board?

@@WoolyTV It used to be the old Baked Potato but they don't make that anymore and mine fell apart. :( I love my Mashup and the Bobby Quad. too many to choose from, LOL.

The FRK+ will handle and out perform the FE in overhead surf. ruclips.net/video/UN9PDRkxyso/видео.htmlsi=ak88KqnPEiVVW5mo

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Frothing hard

I think I would go the Flame Fish for real grovel. I loved the BF but I think the FF will out grovel it! Plus you have more fin options with the 5 plugs.

@@WoolyTV Thanks for your time and the awesome reviews....You are the BEST and most informed mate. It's super-appreciated.

@@franklinviele2399 mate I can barely do a kickflip

In super small stuff the SP will win, but I really like the way I surfed on the FF, more like a performance board.

@@WoolyTV cool. Thanks for the input.

@@reubenbacon9156 for a groveller this is perfect volume/length for me

@@rodbarrett1581 yeah I did have some good waves to test the board out in as well as some junk. And I always watch Trestles and which I had a wave like that!

Ok just heard your final comments about the sub zero. Should have finished the review before asking!

Yes, I prefer it over the Sub Xero

I’m thinking of this board (flaming fish) or the Xero Hyfi. I watched your review of the Xero and you rip that in small - medium waves. Which board would you prefer for every day (not good) conditions?

@@FrankTankFlinns I haven’t used one but I know we’ve sold a lot through the shop.

@@jamescollingham9172 it’s more manoeuvrable than the SP and goes on rail easier but the SP will out grovel it in really small stuff.

Thanks, makes sense :)

@@martinvelezmoro7250 BF has more pinched rails and obviously only has the twin option. The FF has the option to run as thruster/twin/2 + 1 with the 5 boxes. The FF will out grovel the BF but the BF will handle bigger waves and you can turn sharper on it.

Thanks !! I order the BF , can’t wait , great review 👍🏽

@@martinvelezmoro7250 I loved the BF when I reviewed it, you can slice through turns.

@@martinvelezmoro7250 if you haven’t seen it already, check the BF review. I rode both at one of the right handers so you can really compare the way they ride by watching both.

I did ! That’s why I decided to go for the BF , thanks to you 👍🏽

@@martialartscenterforhealth7143 it’s a lot of fun

@@mrnosy1 don’t worry we get some shitty days - most of the summer is windy and small.

She's a keeper!

For me its this one over the Bobby Quad.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for watching!

Yeah it goes great. Its the wide nose and area under the chest that make it such a good paddler.

@@Canaryisland1 don’t want to spoil it but I was talking about all the seaweed in my hair and the guys that edit the clips thought it would be more fun to make a fart noise 😝

@@surfgeek yeah I’ve kept this one in my quiver.

Not yet

@@SB-vh9bs I prefer the Flame Fish as it’s a little bit more like a performance groveller - if there is such a thing!

@@WoolyTV thanks mate legend

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I’ve never used a Libtech but from memory they are a lot heavy than the carbon.

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Yes it sure would be.

For me it’s the Big Baron. I did like the S&B and if I was surfing a lot of point breaks it would be perfect but I find the BB fast and manoeuvrable so I can surf it more like a short board.

6’1” x 20” x 2 5/8” - 33.6L

It’s on the cards this year sometime. I have a few to get through before I will get to the Boss Up 🤙

Depends what you're riding now? But yes it would be good.

The Mash Up suited me better and will grovel better than the D2. I liked the D2 in head high plus better

Always terrible there :)

Ha ha, me too!

It really lights up in good waves.

No problem 👍

Foam is your friend! The JS Schooner has similar rails.

Cheers mate, you're a legend.

Not yet! It on the cards for a review this year.

I didn’t use the Slater fins on this one but I do have a set of the twins, which I’ve used on a couple of other boards. They feel good 👍

I've got the 5'8. Im only 70kgs, 5'9. I found it a tricky board to figure out. It's fast, but feels "tippy" I think due to the v bottom. Tried lots of fins, thruster and quads. Wasn't really happy. Bought the endorphins medium. They seem to level the board out. Prefer it as a quad. Should have bought large fins as it can get a bit flighty on a decent 4ft wave. Still not sure where this board sits in my quiver. Probably the 3 - 4ft range

@SeaBean-zo1gl fair enough. I have the 5'8 and I'm 5'8 and 65kg. I bought the medium endorfins and later twins. I prefer the thruster for pivot and quads for that drive and projection. When it's under head high I go to the twin and trailer for speed. I've been riding it between 3-5ft and haven't found it flighty. I find it easy to "tip" when I'm trying to pump for speed...but I don't find it too loose or uncontrollable. I'm not actually sure on its upper limit! :)

@@SeaBean-zo1gl I also found there's only a tiny difference in size between medium and large endorfins...almost negligible...

@@mattyk112 good info mate. I won't splash out on the large then

Yeah I hear a lot of people saying that but I don’t have a problem with epoxy boards in the wind 💨 WA is always windy! The sessions at the start of the clip (in board shorts) was really windy side shore and it was fine 🤙

Rounded pin?