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Drop knee

Geomy · 2014-04-01 19:42:25

Is there anyone here living on the west coast who is trying or thinking to learn how to dropknee . I have bought a drop knee board and would be grateful if there's any one else looking to practice or go out surfing with. I'm based in Co Clare

01-04-2014 7:42pm

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Geomy

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Is there anyone here living on the west coast who is trying or thinking to learn how to dropknee .

I have bought a drop knee board and would be grateful if there's any one else looking to practice or go out surfing with.

I'm based in Co Clare

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#2 02-04-2014 5:10pm

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Never tried it, but always felt I was too heavy or big for regular bodyboarding (14st, 6ft 1)

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seachto7 wrote: »

Never tried it, but always felt I was too heavy or big for regular bodyboarding (14st, 6ft 1)

Have you tried the long board ?

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