Circle-one products

lightening

Any one have any experience using Circle One boards?

neon_glows

yeah there pretty good, there an epoxy surfboard which makes it ideal for starting on but are finnished to look like a professional board, my only worrys about them is when dealing with a few boards last year the fin box seemed to be causing people a few problems, NSP are a much better board you can see them here: www.newsurfproject.com also you could consider taking a jump straight onto a fibreglass board just make sure it is wide wenoguh to be forgiving and is long enough and just be carefull as fibreglass boards are a tad more delicate.

lightening

Thanks a million, great advice there! It's bought now, can't wait to try it out!

neon_glows

why dont u try get us some fotos of u surfing and having fun on it, good luck....

lightening

Good point, I really have to teach my wife to use my camera, I have a very good digital canon SLR with a good 300mm lense, perfect those long shots. If we every have a boards day out I will bring it along and get some nice shots.



This is the type of action I can catch, have to try my hand at the surf shots soon.

neon_glows

So what board did you get? Cost? where? review? i was thinking we should try put a sticky together for buying equipment and general newb Qs.

lightening

Its very long, 9foot2inches. Good for the small swell on the East coast. I am deilghted with it. Cost 425 including fins, leads, wax and canvas roof rack, I bought it from a friend who used to be in the business. Its brand new. I am having a bit of difficulty getting it out past waves, probably the size.



its bigger than the frickin car!

neon_glows

Wow that was a bargain does he have any left? maybe we should have a boards longboard weekend sometime, haha :-) think ill start a thread, your board and you.